Celebrity Chef Parveen Ashraf's Husband Shot Dead in Ghana; Family Alleges Cover-Up and Mishandling Celebrity chef Parveen Ashraf reveals her husband Qamar was shot in Ghana months ago, disputing authorities' robbery narrative and claiming the British Embassy did not support them. Celebrity chef Parveen Ashraf made a shocking return to social media after a ten-month absence to announce the devastating death of her husband, Qamar Ashraf, who was shot in Ghana. The 61-year-old ITV star, known as Parveen the Spice Queen, broke down in tears in an Instagram video to her 30,000 followers, revealing that her husband of 38 years had died approximately six months prior. In a horrifying detail, it was revealed that Qamar Ashraf, aged 68, was shot dead in front of his son, Imran, in the port city of Tema on November 7.The family, originally from Ilford, east London, is now speaking out for the first time, disputing Ghanaian authorities' claim that the murder was a botched phone robbery and alleging serious mishandling of the case and false reports about British Embassy support. Qamar Ashraf had a distinguished career as a civil engineer in the UK, notably serving as technical director for a new suburb in Peterborough, before moving to Ghana to work on large-scale infrastructure projects like hospitals and roads.His son, Cyrus, described the challenging business environment in Ghana, marked by corruption and volatility, where his father often faced non-payment for completed work. The family maintained a long-distance relationship, with Qamar returning periodically to the UK and the family visiting him in Ghana. Their last holiday together was in December 2023, where photos show a happy family on the beach.However, in the months before his death, Qamar's behavior changed; he seemed distant and odd, even mentioning he had quit his job and was looking forward to travel. On the night of the murder, Imran, who had been working in Accra, decided to visit his father. They met at a local bar near Community 9 Cemetery, joined unexpectedly by two women-the bar owner and her friend. Imran recounted that his father was unusually happy, discussing his resignation and future plans.Suddenly, a motorbike with two balaclava-clad men arrived; the passenger pointed a gun at them and demanded phones. Imran described the sequence of events, indicating the robbery was not as simple as authorities suggested. The family believes there is much more to the story, citing huge mistakes in the investigation and reporting, and they are seeking answers and justice for Qamar's senseless killing