Trafficking: Woman seeks case against rapists

She said the men had thrashed her when she tried to escape.


Our Correspondent November 24, 2013
Woman seeks case against rapists. PHOTO: FILE

LAHORE:


An additional district and sessions judge on Saturday sought comments from the Sanda SHO by November 26 in a petition seeking the registration of a case against six men accused of rape and trafficking.


Razia Bibi said she was abducted by Arshad and Zakir on December 15, 2012, on Malik Munir Road near Tanveer Hospital. She said a woman named Kausar Bibi was also present in the car.

Razia Bibi said they took her to an unknown location and raped her. They later took her to a place called Bahawaldas. She said they detained her there for three months during which she became pregnant.

Razia Bibi said that Arshad and Zakir shifted her to Arifwala. She said she had tried to escape from there but they caught her and thrashed her breaking some of her ribs.

She said she was then taken to Bahawalnagar and sold to a man for Rs300,000. She said her child was born there.

Razia Bibi said that she managed to escape from Bahawalnagar.

She said when she went to the relevant police station, the SHO refused to register a case.

Razia Bibi asked the court to direct the Sanda SHO to register a case for abduction, rape, and trafficking.

Published in The Express Tribune, November 24th, 2013.

COMMENTS (3)

SHB | 10 years ago | Reply

That SHO who refused , should be put in jail for rest of his life and his all properties confiscated.

Saleem | 10 years ago | Reply

Do we need four witnesses for this crime as an evidence before a case could be lodged against criminals? Of course not! And let no one be allowed to twist these crimes because of no evidence.

My grandfather used to say that when wrist watch came to India more than hundred years ago then it was declared a symbol of kufr and fatwas were given against wearing it. Today you will not find any so called religious scholar who will give fatwa against wearing a wrist watch. Time has changed and we need to use technology for betterment of mankind. Today, a DNA evidence is available to find culprits for crimes like this one and it must be used, no matter what so called religious pundits say about it.

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