Meera, a senior actress in the Pakistan showbiz industry, has appealed to the British government to grant me a humanitarian visa so that she can visit London to meet her sister Shaista Abbas, who is in the final stages of cancer.

On the photo and video sharing platform Instagram, the actress has shared several posts in which she has shared emotional messages for her sister.

In a video, Meera has also appealed directly to British Embassy officials and government officials in Pakistan and London to allow me to travel considering my circumstances.

She has said that I request the London embassy and other authorities in Pakistan and London to issue me a visa to meet my sister Shaista Abbas, who is in London.

He said that my sister is in the last stage of cancer and her condition is very critical.

Meera has told that my mother Shafqat Zahra Bukhari and younger brother Saeed Hussain Abbas are also present in London.

Speaking from New York, Meera said that my sister’s condition has worsened and I want to be with her during this very difficult time.

He has appealed to the British authorities to allow me to travel to London on humanitarian grounds in my case.

It should be noted that this is not the first time that Meera has faced difficulties in obtaining a British visa, previously several family members had also faced difficulties in getting permission to enter the UK despite being British citizens.

The actress British ministerI have also appealed to Prime Minister Andy Burnham, Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband and British High Commissioner to Pakistan Jane Marriott to grant me a visa on humanitarian grounds.