Another incident of violence against a woman in Minar Pakistan has come to light

 Another incident of violence against a woman in Minar Pakistan has come to light.

A video shared on social networking site Twitter shows Ayesha Akram and her partner Minar coming to Pakistan while Ayesha was filming with one of her colleagues before the incident.

                                                                                   

Another incident of violence against a woman in Minar Pakistan, before the tragic incident, came to light. According to details, another video of Tuck Tucker, a woman who was insulted by hundreds of people in Greater Iqbal Park, Lahore, has come to light. While returning to Pakistan, Ayesha was filming with a colleague before the incident.

While making the video, some youths gathered around him and started rioting, after which an incident of indecency with a woman took place in Greater Iqbal Park in which hundreds of people tore the woman's clothes and kept throwing them in the air.

On the other hand, steps are being taken by the NADRA authorities on an emergency basis to identify the accused who tortured the woman.

The case against the accused could be punishable by death under Section 354-A. According to a message released on the social media page of Punjab Police, the IG Punjab has spoken to the chairman of NADRA on telephone. NADRA staff is busy identifying the accused despite the holiday. A case has been registered against the accused under Section 354-A TTP, under which the accused are sentenced to life imprisonment or death penalty. No stone will be left unturned in providing speedy justice and convicting the culprits.