Girl Gang-Raped In Lahore

Girl Gang-Raped In Lahore
Inhumane miscreants gang-raped a girl and left her on a road in an unconscious condition in Lahore.

As per details, an unconscious girl was found on the road who was allegedly gang-raped by unidentified miscreants.

According to police, the victim girl was found on the road adjacent to Jheddo village in Kahna. Upon receiving information from residents, police reached the spot and shifted the victim to the hospital.

In her statement to the police, the victim said that two men raped her, and after abusing her, they left her on the road in an unconscious condition.

The police said that further investigation is underway to probe the case.

On April 28, 2023, a former Khairpur teacher was acquitted of raping his students, causing an online backlash.


The convict, Sarang Shar was acquitted by a sessions judge of the district who ‘scrutinized’ the evidence and police reports before reaching the said conclusion.


Shar – who offered private tuition –  was arrested in 2020 after videos and pictures of him molesting the children went viral on social media.


It had emerged at the time that the former teacher would sexually assault his students and film them at his house situated in the Thari Mirwah area.


The surprising acquittal has invited a strong online reaction, with many questioning the criminal justice system of the country.


A Twitter user lamented that the former teacher was allowed to walk free despite the evidence being as clear as daylight.


Activist Jibran Nasir asked the Sindh government if it was going to file an appeal against a rapist who could now roam free.


In another tweet, he pointed out that Shar was acquitted in three separate FIRs so he could walk free.


Other Twitter users termed the decision to release a pedophile a grave injustice to the victims and their families, saying a monster has been allowed to be among the public again.


Others raised questions about the educational system, where people like Shar were allowed to operate.


There have been no reports so far of the verdict being challenged in a higher court or an official taking notice of the development.


Last month, a nine-year-old mentally challenged boy was found raped and murdered in Korangi, Karachi.