Swadeka Kadar, wife of prominent businessman and philanthropist, dies in Mauritius after prolonged illness; her passing prompts tributes from across Pakistan and beyond
Deep sorrow rippled through the Mauritian and Pakistani communities as Swadeka Kadar, the beloved wife of renowned businessman and philanthropist Tariq Sharif Bhatti, passed away after a prolonged illness. Her funeral prayer, held yesterday in Mauritius, drew hundreds of mourners, including high-ranking government officials, community leaders, and well-wishers from across the globe.
Renowned businessman, social figure, and tycoon with business interests in France, Italy, and Mauritius, as well as Honorary Consul for Pakistan and Mauritius, Tariq Sharif Bhatti announced the heartbreaking news via his official Facebook page.
“My wife Swadeka Kadar deceased in Mauritius. Mayat depart from Lees Street Satar Lane Curepipe at 2 PM today. Namaz Janaza will be performed 3 PM …”
People from Pakistani communities around the world have expressed deep sorrow and condolences over her sudden passing, many reaching out via telephone and social media to offer their sympathies and prayers.
A farewell surrounded by dignity and devotion
The funeral procession departed from Lees Street, Satar Lane, Curepipe at 2:00 PM, followed by the Namaz‑e‑Janaza at 3:00 PM at a local cemetery. Prayers were offered for her forgiveness and for strength and patience for the bereaved family. The gathering was solemn yet deeply reflective of the respect and admiration she inspired.
Condolences poured in from Mauritian dignitaries, Pakistani expatriates, and global community leaders. A respected faith leader in Curepipe described her as “a pillar of grace and strength,” whose warmth and humility left a lasting impact.
About Tariq Sharif Bhatti
Tariq Sharif Bhatti is a dynamic and influential Pakistani entrepreneur, philanthropist, and visionary leader. His professional journey spans continents and industries:
- Chairman & CEO, Wise Group, a diversified conglomerate established in 2004
- Owner and Developer, Blue Rawal Spa & Resort—a luxury 5-star resort in Mauritius
- Founder, Tariq Sharif SmartCity (TSSC)—an ambitious, next-generation real estate development in Gujar Khan, designed to transform regional infrastructure and quality of life
Mr Bhatti is widely admired not only for his business acumen but also for his enduring commitment to community development. He has been recognised for philanthropic efforts that include health, education, and employment generation across Pakistan.
About Tariq Sharif SmartCity (TSSC)
Launched in 2022, TSSC represents Mr Bhatti’s long-standing vision for a sustainable and smart urban ecosystem:
- Medical enclave with hospitals, nursing, dental, and pharmaceutical colleges
- University campus, technical training centres, and special-needs sports facilities
- Commercial zones with mega-malls, entertainment parks, and business districts
- Smart infrastructure, featuring IoT waste management, energy-efficient utilities, CCTV security, and app-based community services
Strategically located minutes from Islamabad, the project spans thousands of kanal and promises to generate over 5,000 jobs, blending modern European planning with local needs.
Family, projects & philanthropy
While Swadeka Kadar preferred to maintain a private life, those close to the family describe her as a steadfast supporter and silent strength behind her husband’s extraordinary ventures. Her partnership with Mr Bhatti mirrored their shared vision for social uplift across Mauritius and Pakistan.
Under his leadership:
- The Wise Group expanded from construction into mining in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
- Blue Rawal Resort redefined high-end hospitality in the region, blending South Asian aesthetics with world-class luxury
- TSSC remains a flagship of Pakistan’s urban innovation movement
Final farewells & reflections
As mourners dispersed from the funeral grounds, heartfelt prayers continued to echo in Muslim communities across Mauritius and Pakistan. Her death has left a void not only in her family’s life but also in the wider community where her quiet grace and strength were deeply felt.
With Swadeka’s passing, Mr Bhatti loses a lifelong companion who stood beside him through his greatest endeavours. Her legacy, however, will live on—in the people she touched, the causes she championed quietly, and the vision she helped shape.