Law and order: LHC seeks report on acid throwing lady doctor

The report stated that the victim first met the doctor when he visited her clinic for treatment of skin allergy.


Our Correspondent December 27, 2013
Rajana police said the woman had had a relationship with the bridegroom, but he had refused to marry her. PHOTO: FILE

LAHORE:


Lahore High Court on Thursday directed Multan district and sessions judge to submit a report, with his comments, on an acid attack.


The LHC passed the orders on a newspaper report that Muhammad Naveed Ahmed, 24, had been attacked by Dr Naheed Chaudhry, 28, who ran a private clinic in Chak 114/15-L.

The report stated that he first met her when he visited her clinic for treatment of skin allergy. The news item said Ahmed’s parents had arranged his marriage with his cousin.

One day she called Ahmed to her clinic. When he entered, she threw acid at his face. He managed to save his body, but his face was badly burnt.

The doctor fled from the scene. Ahmed was taken to a private clinic from where he was referred to the Mian Channu Tehsil Headquarters Hospital, where doctors treating he might lose vision in one eye.

A case has been registered against the doctor who was arrested a few hours later. Police said she had confessed to the crime.

Published in The Express Tribune, December 27th, 2013.

COMMENTS (10)

Fauzia Mussarat | 10 years ago | Reply

It had to happen...women have learnt to do it too!!

SHB | 10 years ago | Reply

@JS: Please first tell us where do you live. I mean which country?

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