French Woman Gang-rape Case: Death Sentence To Convicts

French woman gang-rape Case: two convicts sentenced to death. French woman gang-rape case in Pakistan, two people convicted for death, gang-rape had happened in front of three children.

The Anti-Terrorism Court has sentenced two convicts to death in the case of gang-rape of a French woman in Pakistan.

The incident took place on the Lahore-Sialkot route in September 2020. The incident was followed by heavy protests across the country. People openly demanded the culprits be hanged.

In the incident, a French woman of Pakistani origin was gang-raped by Abid Malhi and Shafaqat Bagga in front of her three children.

The woman’s car was parked on the side of the highway as petrol ran out. At the same time, the two convicts reached there and broke the lock of the car, and carried out the crime.

The culprits who escaped after the incident were arrested by the police after a month-long operation. Their involvement in the crime was proved with their DNA sample.

Arshad Hussain Bhutta, Judge of the Anti-Terrorism Court, along with sentencing Malhi and Bagga to death, has also imposed a fine of Rs 50,000 on them.

The court has also sentenced the two to life imprisonment and five years imprisonment for breaking the lock of the car in the robbery case. It has also been ordered to confiscate the property of both the convicts.

According to the police, both the accused had also looted cash and gold jewelery worth more than Rs 1 lakh held by the woman.

A woman bureaucrat transferred 4 times within 36 days in Balochistan, know what was the reason.

There have been reports of a female bureaucrat being transferred four times within 36 days in Balochistan province. However, the authorities have rejected any form of discrimination against the woman. Geo News revealed this.

The woman officer named Farida Tarin was first appointed as Assistant Commissioner Quetta on 11 February. From 11 February to 16 March this year, this woman was posted in different positions for four positions.

After this, his appointment was canceled the next day and on 16 February he was appointed as Section Officer Three in the Administration Department.

Along with this, on 25 February, he was posted as Section Officer One in the Department of Services and General Administration. Thereafter, on 16 March, he was appointed as Section Officer Commerce and Industry.