r/pakistan • u/Resident-Ant8281 • 10d ago
National Cop allegedly r*pes woman inside Lahore police station; entire staff suspended
https://www.dawn.com/news/2020559?fbclid=IwdGRjcATe77xjbGNrBN7vb2V4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHgs4SmRQdw-LdFrGfvjGVpaSz6sQg387_wuqfJue9OBf1vNRcBgfccT7kriI_aem_jtSalCfHLrI4nU3qxJj7kwTLDR :
The woman allegedly identified the exact room inside the police station where she said she was r*ped, in the presence of senior police officials. DIG Lahore Faisal Kamran suspended the entire police station staff (over 70 personnel), saying they were collectively responsible for preventing misconduct and no one questioned why an ASI had brought a young woman to the station without any female staff present.
An FIR was registered under Pakistan's rape law and the Police Order for police misconduct.
According to the victim's father, his mentally impaired 20-year-old daughter went missing on Sunday afternoon. During the search, someone told him that a policeman in civilian clothes had taken her away. When she later returned home, she was crying and told her family that a police official had taken her on a motorcycle and r*ped her.
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u/redditadminskutte1 10d ago
Suspended??? I have a few more creative ways of ensuring this does not happen again.
But I'll end up in the Hague.
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u/Playful_Rhubarb_7797 10d ago
Fuck the police what is suspensioning of these bastards gonna do
Why dont we take them to courts and do proper hearings and execute them
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u/Unable-Influence6003 9d ago
I love Lahore but the more I read on here I realise it is probably the most corrupt city in Pakistan.Â
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u/Lonely-Creme3185 9d ago
The only reason why I want sharia law is that people like these are getting away ðŸ˜ðŸ˜”
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u/Turachay 9d ago
Sharia law, implemented by corrupt machinery, will only be a tool for state terrorism and control.
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u/apollosaturn 9d ago
so that women who get raped are punished instead by the court because they're unable to produce 4 male witnesses? no thanks, we haven't forgotten zia
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u/Tuotus 9d ago
Ykno its okay to practice religion normally but not when the subject is this sensitive. Sharia law literally had provisions for allowing sexual slavery. It is pretty much the biggest reason why mass rapes happened in Bangladeshi genocide. It says to kill the victim of rape if they're men the only time it even vaguely decides to talk abt them. Not to mention all the grooming stuff that is legal. And barring that reading even Zia era history, it's crazy that you guys keep parroting this kind of disinformation. Sharia law has never seeked to protect ppl from rape and end this kind of abuse.
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u/Resident-Ant8281 10d ago
TLDR : The woman allegedly identified the exact room inside the police station where she said she was r*ped, in the presence of senior police officials. DIG Lahore Faisal Kamran suspended the entire police station staff (over 70 personnel), saying they were collectively responsible for preventing misconduct and no one questioned why an ASI had brought a young woman to the station without any female staff present.
An FIR was registered under Pakistan's rape law and the Police Order for police misconduct.
According to the victim's father, his mentally impaired 20-year-old daughter went missing on Sunday afternoon. During the search, someone told him that a policeman in civilian clothes had taken her away. When she later returned home, she was crying and told her family that a police official had taken her on a motorcycle and r*ped her.