Tragic Discovery: Humaira Asghar's Body Found in Karachi Apartment

The tragic discovery of actress Humaira Asghar's decomposed body in her Karachi apartment has raised numerous questions about her mysterious death. Found during an eviction process, police investigations reveal that her remains may have been there for nearly six months. With food items dated for 2024 and the last messages on her phone suggesting she passed away late last year, authorities are delving deeper into the circumstances surrounding her demise. Forensic teams are involved, and while initial reports show no signs of foul play, the investigation continues as they await results from DNA and chemical tests. This shocking incident has left many in the entertainment industry and her fans in disbelief.

By Narendra Chaudhary Jul 10, 2025, 17:52 IST

Mysterious Circumstances Surrounding Humaira Asghar's Death

The lifeless body of Humaira Asghar, a promising actress, model, and artist, was found in her apartment located in Defence Phase VI, Karachi, on July 8. This grim discovery occurred during an eviction process due to unpaid rent.

In a shocking development regarding her untimely demise, Sindh Police DIG South Asad Raza disclosed that her remains might have been in the flat for approximately six months.

DIG Raza noted that food items discovered in the apartment had expiration dates set for 2024. He mentioned, "The last messages retrieved from the actress's phone records date back to October 2024."

The last message from October 2024 implies that she likely passed away late last year. This aligns with comments made by stylist Danish Maqsood, who revealed he had sent a message to Asghar on October 20, which she never opened. He also observed that her WhatsApp 'last seen' was on October 7.

Further elaborating, DIG South mentioned that the final message on her phone was from an online cab driver, and the electricity supply to her apartment had been disconnected for an extended period.

Raza confirmed, "The actress's last interaction with her landlord was also recorded in 2024."

According to police reports, the apartment was secured from the inside, including the balcony door. Raza stated to a local news outlet that there were no immediate indications of foul play at the scene. Forensic teams were summoned, and Humaira's body was transported to Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC).

A day prior, police surgeon Dr. Summaiya Syed confirmed that the body was significantly decomposed. She indicated that while a post-mortem examination had been conducted, it was premature to determine the cause of death due to the advanced state of decomposition, which obscured any clear signs.

Dr. Syed also mentioned that DNA and chemical samples had been collected, with further details expected once the tests are finalized.