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Just a reminder > Massive protests erupt in the wake of rape and murder of minor Pashtun



The body of a minor girl, who, according to police, was subjected to sexual assault before being murdered, was found from the federal capital’s Shahzad Town area. Her body was thrown in the forest after the horrific crime. Police said they had identified the 10-year-old as Farishta. Her family, which belongs to Mohmand Agency, said they had tried to file a missing person report to police on May 15 after she had left her home in the evening. The family, however, claimed it took police till May 19 to register a first information report (FIR) and, even then, a proper search was not initiated. The minor girl’s body was later discovered by locals who subsequently informed police. Farishta’s body was moved to Poly Clinic for post-mortem; however, as of reporting time, it had not been conducted. To protest against the police’s negligence in the case, the victim’s family protested alongside her body at Taramari Chowk.
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