‘Rape survivor’, widow mother publicly beaten up by suspects in Okara

‘Rape survivor’, widow mother publicly beaten up by suspects in Okara

OKARA: Rape suspects facing court trial on Wednesday publicly beat up a widow and her rape survivor daughter for pursuing the case in Ahmadabad locality of the city.

According to FIR, a widow, Manzooran Bibi, alongside her assault survivor little girl (A) was getting back in the wake of going to case hearing in the court of extra meeting judge, when they were caught by supposed attackers, including Basharat, Allah Rakkha, Muzammal, Ibrahim, Ali Raza and Malik Shan.

The suspects freely oppressed the widow and her little girl to serious torment, tearing their garments purportedly to show them a thing or two for seeking after the case.

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After a video clasp of the episode surfaced via online entertainment, Locale Cop (DPO) Tariq Aziz Sindhu paid heed and coordinated City B division police SHO to follow and catch the guilty parties.

According to police sources, Muzammal and others had supposedly assaulted ‘A’ and were confronting preliminary.

On the report of Manzooran Bibi, the police enlisted an argument against seven suspects under segments 354, 341, 506-B, 148 and 149 of the Pakistan Punitive Code (PPC).

B division police headquarters SHO Muhammad Riaz professed to have captured two of the suspects — Basharat and Ali Raza — while others named in the FIR are currently at large.

Captured: A railroad track wellbeing group on Tuesday night seized one of the four suspects who were purportedly taking the track fittings and different extras close to Kissan rail route station close to follow No 1098km stone, along the GT Street.

According to the FIR, the Pakistan Railroads’ track wellbeing group was watching on Tuesday night when close to Kissan rail route station the authorities saw an unregistered loader cart stopped close to the fundamental track, while no less than four suspects were taking the track security cuts, fish-plates, versatile clasps and so forth, and placing these things into a sack.

In seeing the watching group, the suspects endeavored to get away. In any case, the PR authorities pursued them and captured one of the hoodlums, later distinguished as Amjad, an occupant of Imdad State, Dipalpur. Different suspects figured out how to get away.

On being barbecued, the suspect unveiled that one Waqas, an inhabitant of Nasir Ghaffar Town, was likewise his assistant.

The PR group says that the taken things incorporate 12 fish-plates, 24 nut-fasteners and 100 versatile clasps, adding that as a result of evacuation of these pieces of the track, trains could be wrecked.

On the report of Posse Man Muhammad Ramzan, Raiwind rail route police’s Okara post enlisted a case (FIR No 52/2024) against the suspects under segment 379 of the Pakistan Reformatory Code (PPC) and area 126 of The Rail route Act.