Pakistani actress Meera has found herself at the centre of a developing controversy after videos connected to an alleged dispute with a domestic worker surfaced online.
According to reports published on Tuesday, CCTV footage from the actress’s Lahore residence appears to show an altercation between Meera and a domestic worker near the main gate of the property. The footage has quickly circulated on social media, prompting questions about what happened and whether the incident warrants further legal action. (Daily Times)
Initial reports claimed that the domestic worker had approached police over alleged physical abuse. The CCTV footage was reportedly presented in connection with the allegations and appears to show Meera pushing and allegedly slapping the woman during the confrontation.
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The incident is reportedly linked to Meera’s residence in Lahore’s Defence area. However, as the story continues to develop, details surrounding the dispute remain contested.
A new twist has emerged after the domestic worker, identified in some reports as Yasmeen, gave conflicting accounts of the incident. In an earlier video statement, she reportedly accused Meera of physically assaulting her and appealed to authorities to intervene. She alleged that the actress had struck her and also made further claims about the confrontation. (Pakistan Connect)
But in a later statement recorded at a police station, Yasmeen reportedly denied that Meera had assaulted her. She referred to the actress as “Baji,” said that Meera treated her well and claimed that she was still working at the actress’s home. She also reportedly alleged that an earlier video concerning the incident had been generated using artificial intelligence. (Pakistan Connect)
According to a spokesperson for the DIG Operations, the footage circulating online is reportedly from June 2026, rather than a newly recorded incident. Police had already conducted an inquiry into the matter, during which both Meera and the domestic worker were summoned and questioned. (Pakistan Connect)
