Nazish Jahangir Stresses Mental Health Awareness After Alamgir Tareen’s Suicide

“Khudara talk about it. Suicide isn’t the solution.”

Actress Nazish Jahangir has urged the importance of mental health awareness in the wake of Multan Sultans’ owner Alamgir Tareen’s suicide.

Alamgir Tareen, a prominent figure in Pakistani cricket, tragically took his own life, leaving the nation in shock and grief. This heart-wrenching incident has sparked conversations about the underlying mental health struggles that individuals may silently battle.

In a heartfelt message shared on social media, Nazish Jahangir expressed her condolences to the bereaved family and urged her followers to pay attention to their mental health as well as that of their loved ones.

She emphasized the significance of recognizing the signs of distress and reaching out to offer support and understanding.

Nazish Jahangir, known for her roles in popular dramas such as Bharas and Tumhare Hain, has always been an advocate for mental health. With Alamgir Tareen’s suicide serving as a somber reminder of the urgency surrounding this issue, she has passionately called for a collective effort to prioritize mental well-being in society.

She wrote,

Reason why I always have been vocal about mental health is that you need to take care of your mental health. Khudara talk about it. Suicide isn’t the solution.

Nazish Jahangir aims to dismantle the stigma surrounding it and create a safe space for open dialogue and seeking help.

The tragic incident involving Alamgir Tareen serves as a reminder that mental health struggles can affect anyone, regardless of their social status or achievements.

Nazish Jahangir’s impassioned plea encourages the public to prioritize mental well-being and work collectively to create a society that fosters empathy, understanding, and mental health support.

Comments

  1. Mental or silent illnesses must always be shared with near ones and immediate medical advice should be sought. Depression and various mental disorders are increasingly affecting many people in our society. They affect from early teens and then any age group; parents and close ones need to be well aware of the symptoms to provide due psychological and physical care.

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