Islamabad [Pakistan], June 2 (ANI): A road felony allegedly raped a minor Afghan lady in broad daylight and managed to flee within the presence of individuals within the Shahzad Town Police Station in Islamabad, native media reported.
According to Pakistan each day, The News International, the 8-year-old was taken to a hospital, the place a medico-legal knowledgeable confirmed the rape.
On the idea of a grievance from the minor lady’s father, the Shahzad Town police in Islamabad launched a case towards the unnamed rapist beneath sections 376 and 377/B of the Pakistan Penal Code, however they have been unable to seek out the rapist till the submission of this report.
The complainant, an Afghan nationwide, hailing from Jalalabad had lodged a grievance with the Shahzad Town police stating that he had been residing in Mohallah Diptian, situated close to Mariam Masjid together with his household for the previous couple of months.
“I was present at my house along with my elder brother when we heard some noises from the street, we rushed out of the house and witnessed a young man running towards us, consequently, without knowing the reason for his escape, we both tried to intercept him but he succeeded to let loose from our clutches and ran off from our custody,” the complainant narrating his story, stated and added, nevertheless, we moved in the direction of the place the place individuals of the road have been gathered and noticed my minor daughter crying, The News International reported.
In response to a query, the younger sufferer described the vicious assault to the perpetrator, claiming that whereas she was enjoying near her dwelling when the perpetrator dragged her into an unfinished home and brutally raped her, based on The News International.
According to the publication, police have rounded up just a few suspects for investigation.
In 2021, 5,200 rapes have been reported in Pakistan, based on the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP). The conviction price in rape instances is lower than 3 per cent, the activist organisation, War Against Rape says, Nikkei Asia reported. (ANI)