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Minar–e-Pakistan case: Court extends judicial remand of six men accused of harassment

Minar-e-Pakistan Incident Celebrities call out

A local court has extended the judicial remand of six men accused of harassing and assaulting a female TikToker at Minar-e-Pakistan on Aug 14. However, suspects Shehryar, Mehran, Abid, Arslan, Sajid, and Iftikhar were produced before the court as Judicial Magistrate Hassan Sarfaraz Cheema recommenced the hearing. The court has further protracted their judicial remand … Read more

Minar-e-Pakistan case: Court declines request to send suspect into police custody

Minar-e-Pakistan Incident Celebrities call out

A local court has excluded the police’s appeal to encompass the physical custody of six detained suspects in the Minar-e-Pakistan harassment case. At the hearing, the police presented the suspect, namely Shehryar, Mehran, Arsalan, Sajid, Abid, and Iftikhar, at the conclusion of their remand. The police implored before the court to send the suspect into … Read more

Minar-e-Pakistan case: six men in police custody

Police arrests 8 suspects including victim's friend Rambo in Minar-i-Pakistan incident

The physical remand of six men has been extended by a Lahore court for assaulting and harassing a female TikToker at Minar-e-Pakistan on Aug 14 for two more days. Shehryar, Mehran, Abid, Arsalan, Sajid, and Iftikhar, were produced by police to a judicial magistrate on the completion of their previous remand. The court was informed … Read more

“Men should be banned from public spaces”: Bakhtawar Bhutto

Bakhtawar Bhutto

After the heinous Minar-e-Pakistan incident that sparked extreme outrage among the youth, celebrities and political leaders, Bakhtawar Bhutto Zardari has shared her two cents over it.

Bakhtawar Bhutto took to Twitter and appealed to the government to ban men from public spaces.

“Another harrowing experience – witnessed by police who refused to help despite their ability to call for backup as well as use weapons to disperse the crowd. Trusted to help & instead complicit. Men should be banned from public spaces. We need more women to safeguard women,” she wrote.

40 accused transferred to jail for an identity parade

Police produced 40 accused of Minar e Pakistan incident before Lahore court, from where they were sent to jail for an identity parade.

Earlier, an accused had applied for interim bail to avoid arrest, on which the court restrained the police from arresting him.

Accused Shehroz Saeed filed a bail application in the Sessions Court on Saturday through his lawyer Aamir Khan.

The bail application was heard in the court of Sessions Judge Muhammad Saleem.

The accused’s lawyer Aamir Khan told the court that the accused Shehroz Saeed wanted to appear but he feared that his client would be arrested.

The petition requested the court to order the police not to arrest the accused.

The court restrained the police from arresting the accused till September 3. The court has also sought the record of the case from the police.

On Friday, police arrested 15 people on charges of harassing a woman.

In this regard, the spokesperson of Lahore Police said that the help of NADRA was sought to identify these persons. Police have also identified some of the suspects.

According to Munir Hussain, investigation in charge of Ravi Road police station, three accused Shahzeb, Akas and Khazifa have been arrested, while their four accomplices Haroon, Wahab, Bilal and Ahmed Bannu have fled to Kohat. “Police raided and arrested 18-year-old Khazifa on Friday morning.”

According to the police officer, Khazifa and his friend can be clearly seen in the video which went viral on social media. Khazifa is a resident of Kot Abdul Malik and is the son of Qari Yusuf, who runs the madrassa.

On the other hand, the medical report of the victim Ayesha Akram found “clear marks of bruises and wounds all over her body, while her neck and right hand are swollen”.

“There are three scratches on the right side of the chest,” the report said. There are three scratches above the elbow on the left arm. There are also bruises on her back and both feet.

According to the medical report, “13 scars are visible all over the body, while dozens of bruises are evident.”

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PML-N demands CM resignation over harassment incidents in Lahore

Usman Buzdar

The spokesperson of PML-N Punjab expressed concern over the increasing incidents of harassment of women and demanded the resignation of the Punjab Chief Minister. According to details, PML-N Punjab spokesperson Uzma Bukhari while expressing concern over the increasing incidents of harassment and molestation of women in Lahore said that the Chief Minister and Punjab Law … Read more

Minar e Pakistan: Women’s Action Forum condemns the incident

WAP

The Women’s Action Forum (WAF) has strappingly condemned the attack on a woman at Minar-e-Pakistan, calling it “reprehensible”. The attack on a woman with many other women at the Iqbal Park on Independence Day has traumatized them to the core, said WAF in a statement made on Wednesday. “WAF is appalled and deeply disturbed by … Read more

“Country failed to protect woman from 400 Yazeeds”: Minal Khan

Pakistan’s emerging actress Minal Khan has reacted to the recent Minar-e-Pakistan incident and asked the government to take strict actions against those 400 miscreants involved.

Minal Khan took to her Instagram story and said that “the country fails to protect their own citizens from men like Yazeeds“.

“The country mourns for the martyrs of Karbala today, however it failed to protect their own citizen from 400 yazeeds”, she wrote.

The heinous and animalistic incident at Minar-e-Pakistan, Lahore after a huge crowd of around 300 to 400 men assaulted a female TikToker on Independence Day.

The first information report (FIR) was registered at the Lorry Adda police station on the TikTok star’s complaint after hundreds of unidentified persons assaulted her at Minar-e-Pakistan.

In her complaint, the Tiktoker stated that she was filming a video on 14th August along with her friends when 300 to 400 people attacked them. She said the crowd surrounded them, pushing and shoving. They also tried to tear her clothes, she added.

However, actors including Mahira Khan, Farhan Saeed, Agha Ali, Ahmed Ali Butt and many others strongly rebuked the barbaric act as the disturbing videos and images from the incident began to circulate all over social media.

On the other hand, the female TikToker Ayesha, who was subjected to molestation by 400 men at Minar-e-Pakistan, has demanded justice from Prime Minister Imran Khan and appealed to punish those miscreants.

In an interview with local media, victim Ayesha opened up about the details and told that the huge crowd of men assaulted her for around three hours at Minar-e-Pakistan.

“I did not wear any obscene or revealing dress, nor I tried to be vulgar there,” she said.

The victim also told that she and her friends tried to reach out to the police but did not get any response as the crowd was huge and they couldn’t get out of that place.

PM takes notice, directs immediate arrest of culprits

Prime Minister Imran Khan took notice of the Minar-e-Pakistan incident and ordered the immediate arrest of those who molested the woman.

According to details, Prime Minister Imran Khan took notice of the incident and contacted IG Punjab.

PTI leader Zulfi Bukhari wrote in a Tweet that Prime Minister Imran Khan personally spoke to IG Punjab, police is catching all culprits involved in manhandling of female TikToker in Lahore & those damaging statue of Ranjit Singh at Lahore fort.

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Minar-e-Pakistan Incident: Victim Ayesha appeals PM to severely punish the miscreants

Police arrests 8 suspects including victim's friend Rambo in Minar-i-Pakistan incident

The female TikToker Ayesha, who was subjected to molestation by 400 men at Minar-e-Pakistan, has demanded justice from Prime Minister Imran Khan and appealed to punish those miscreants.

In an interview with local media, victim Ayesha opened up about the details and told that the huge crowd of men assaulted her for around three hours at Minar-e-Pakistan.

“I did not wear any obscene or revealing dress, nor I tried to be vulgar there,” she said.

The victim also told that she and her friends tried to reach out to the police but did not get any response as the crowd was huge and they couldn’t get out of that place.

PM takes notice, directs immediate arrest of culprits

Prime Minister Imran Khan took notice of the Minar-e-Pakistan incident and ordered the immediate arrest of those who molested the woman.

According to details, Prime Minister Imran Khan took notice of the incident and contacted IG Punjab.

PTI leader Zulfi Bukhari wrote in a Tweet that Prime Minister Imran Khan personally spoke to IG Punjab, police is catching all culprits involved in manhandling of female TikToker in Lahore & those damaging statue of Ranjit Singh at Lahore fort.

 Heinous incident sparks outrage among celebrities

Actors including Mahira Khan, Farhan Saeed, Agha Ali, Ahmed Ali Butt and many others strongly rebuked the barbaric act as the disturbing videos and images from the incident began to circulate all over social media.

Moreover, the TikToker said, during the incident at Minar-e-Pakistan, her ring and earrings were also snatched, adding that a mobile phone of her friend, and some cash were also stolen.

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Minar e Pakistan incident: PM takes notice, directs immediate arrest of culprits

Minar e Pakistan incident: PM takes notice, directs immediate arrest of culprits

Prime Minister Imran Khan took notice of the Minar Pakistan incident and ordered the immediate arrest of those who molested the woman. According to details, Prime Minister Imran Khan took notice of the Minar Pakistan incident and contacted IG Punjab. PTI leader Zulfi Bukhari wrote in a Tweet that Prime Minister Imran Khan personally spoke … Read more

Minar-e-Pakistan Incident: Waqar Zaka lashes out at ‘400 men’ for assaulting the woman

Minar-e-Pakistan Waqar Zaka

Famed social media sensation Waqar Zaka got fumed after the news of female TikToker broke out which reported a huge crowd of around 300 to 400 men assaulted the girl at Minar-e-Pakistan on Independence Day.

The heinous Minar-e-Pakistan incident has sparked outrage among all the political leaders, celebrities and netizens. Prime Minister Imran Khan and Chief Minister Punjab Usman Buzdar have also taken notice of the incident.

Whereas, Wazar Zaka took to his Twitter and said that “what religion do these kinds of men follow who simply appear to forget the values when it comes to respecting a woman”.

The tweet read, “Chalo maan lo larki ki galti hai , chalo maan lo Aurat March type Ngos ki preplanned game thi larki ko #minarepakistan send karna, Sawal yeh hai #400men konsa Wala Islam follow kartey hain jo larki bus stop Sey le kar kisi jaga dekhtay hi Allah ko bhool jatey hai?”

The first information report (FIR) was registered at the Lorry Adda police station on the TikTok star’s complaint after hundreds of unidentified persons assaulted her at Minar-e-Pakistan.

In her complaint, the Tiktoker stated that she was filming a video on 14th August along with her friends when 300 to 400 people attacked them. She said the crowd surrounded them, pushing and shoving. They also tried to tear her clothes, she added.

Moreover, the TikToker said, during the incident at Minar-e-Pakistan, her ring and earrings were also snatched, adding that a mobile phone of her friend, and some cash were also stolen.

On the other hand, Chairman Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said that the assault of young women by a mob should shame every Pakistani.In a Tweet, he went on saying, “It speaks to rot in our society. Those responsible must be brought to justice.”

He added, “The women of Pakistan feel insecure and it is all our responsibility to ensure safety and equal rights to all.”

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Responsible must be brought to justice, Bilawal furious over Minar e Pakistan incident

Responsible must be brought to justice, Bilawal furious over Minar e Pakistan incident

Chairman Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said that the assault of young women by a mob at Minar e Pakistan should shame every Pakistani. in a Tweet, he went on saying, “It speaks to rot in our society. Those responsible must be brought to justice.” He added, “The women of Pakistan feel insecure … Read more

Minar-e-Pakistan: TikToker Umer Butt demands to hang the involved miscreants publicly

Minar-e-Pakistan Umer Butt

TikTok star Umer Butt has shared his two cents at the recent Minar-e-Pakistan incident and demanded the government to hang the miscreants involved in the heinous act.

Taking to his Instagram, Umer Butt, in his video message, appealed to the masses to take a stand over this barbaric incident and urged the men to respect all the women around them.

 

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The first information report (FIR) was registered at the Lorry Adda police station on the TikTok star’s complaint after hundreds of unidentified persons assaulted her at Minar-e-Pakistan.

In her complaint, the Tiktoker stated that she was filming a video on 14th August along with her friends when 300 to 400 people attacked them. She said the crowd surrounded them, pushing and shoving. They also tried to tear her clothes, she added.

Moreover, the TikToker said, during the incident at Minar-e-Pakistan, her ring and earrings were also snatched, adding that a mobile phone of her friend, and some cash were also stolen.

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Minar-e-Pakistan: Heinous incident sparks outrage among celebrities, netizens

Minar-e-Pakistan Incident Celebrities call out

Several Pakistani showbiz celebrities called out the heinous and animalistic incident at Minar-e-Pakistan, Lahore after a huge crowd of around 300 to 400 men assaulted a female TikToker on Independence Day.

The first information report (FIR) was registered at the Lorry Adda police station on the TikTok star’s complaint after hundreds of unidentified persons assaulted her at Minar-e-Pakistan.

In her complaint, the Tiktoker stated that she was filming a video on 14th August along with her friends when 300 to 400 people attacked them. She said the crowd surrounded them, pushing and shoving. They also tried to tear her clothes, she added.

However, actors including Mahira Khan, Farhan Saeed, Agha Ali, Ahmed Ali Butt and many others strongly rebuked the barbaric act as the disturbing videos and images from the incident began to circulate all over social media.

Mahira Khan tweeted, “I can’t believe what I just saw!!! I’ve said it before and I will say it again – make an example out of these men! #MinarePakistan.”

“Damn I’m sorry. I keep forgetting – it was Her fault!! Poor 400 men.. they couldn’t help it,” she added.

Singer Farhan Saeed also took to Twitter to condemn the heinous act. “Disgusted, Furious, Heartbroken, Ashamed! Ashamed of being a man today , ashamed that the men of this country keep doing these horrible acts every other day, ashamed that the law of my country does not hang these predators so that this doesn’t happen again,” he wrote.

“400 MEN! WRONG, THEY WERE ANIMALS AND THIS WAS NOT HARASSMENT THIS WAS SEXUAL TERRORISM. MY HEART GOES OUT TO THAT GIRL WHO WENT THROUGH THIS AND I WANT TO TELL HER THAT WE AS A NATION ARE SORRY .. WE ARE EXTREMELY SORRY BEHEN. I AM SO SHOCKED TO SEE THESE VIDEO CLIPS,” actor Aagha Ali said.

Also, actress Mariyam Nafees lashed out at all those blaming women for inappropriate dressing and timing. She said no matter how the woman is, still no one has the right to behave like this.

“Akeli nahi thi. Din mein thi. Puray libaas mein thi. National monument pe thi. Muharram mein thi. Azaan horahi thi. Yeh sab na hota tab bhi kisi ko ijazat nahi thi,” wrote Nafees.

YouTuber Shahveer Jafry tweeted, “The girl screams for help as she’s groped by hundreds of men. There is Azaan going on in the background. I’m finding it hard to wrap my head around that scenario.”

Moreover, the TikToker said, during the incident at Minar-e-Pakistan, her ring and earrings were also snatched, adding that a mobile phone of her friend, and some cash were also stolen.

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