Sehar Khan takes strong stand against harassment and cyberbullying

Sehar Khan has publicly come out in support of fellow actress Momina Iqbal over the ongoing cybercrime, harassment, and online bullying controversy.

Taking to Instagram Story, Sehar Khan shared a statement condemning harassment, cyberbullying, threats, humiliation, and mental torture against women.

In her heartfelt message, Sehar wrote, “I don’t know the full story but no matter what the situation is, no woman deserves harassment, cyberbullying, threats, humiliation or mental torture. These things should never be normalized, justified, excused or taken lightly.”

The actress further expressed sympathy for Momina Iqbal, saying she could only imagine how emotionally difficult the situation must be.

“Proud of you for standing up for yourself. Sending love, support and prayers your way,” Sehar praised Momina for standing up for herself publicly instead of remaining silent under pressure.

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Her emotional message quickly gained attention online, with many social media users praising the actress for speaking up about cyber harassment and supporting women facing public humiliation and online abuse.

The controversy surrounding Momina Iqbal has recently escalated into a major legal matter after the actress reportedly approached the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) in Lahore with allegations related to online harassment, cyberbullying, digital threats, and mental pressure.

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According to circulating reports, the legal team representing the accused political figure has denied the allegations and presented counterclaims regarding the nature of their alleged relationship. However, Momina Iqbal’s side has strongly rejected those claims and maintained that the actress became the target of threats and harassment after distancing herself from the individual.

The case gained even more public attention after Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif reportedly directed authorities to ensure a transparent investigation based strictly on evidence and legal merit without political influence.