A Madressah teacher who supposedly abused a student in Mir Hazar Khan’s area of Muzaffarh was arrested, police said Monday.
According to the police officer of the District of Muzaffarh, Dr. Rizwan Ahmed Khan, Jatoi Tehsil’s teacher allegedly violated the student and locked him in the Madressah for five days to prevent him from informing the assault.
“The teacher had invited his young student to his room under the pretext of a massage and raped him,” Dpo Khan claimed. “There was a case against the teacher and was arrested.”
The Bet Mir Hazar Khan station officer said (Sho): “such a brutal person will be severely punished in accordance with the law and those people do not deserve any concession.”
In a separate incident, the police said they will arrest a son of a tailor who allegedly violated an 11 -year -old girl and chanted her with video images of the assault six months ago.
The incident took place in the Riazabad area of Kot Sultan, where a girl had gone to learn to sew a tailor’s house and was supposedly raped by her son.
She claimed that the suspect found her alone at home and raped her, filming the assault. Threating with sharing the images and “making it viral”, the suspect allegedly continued to violate the victim during the last six months.
The girl’s father said that when asked, the victim spoke about the incident. A medical examination revealed that the girl had five months pregnant.
A case has been recorded at the Kot Sultan Police station for the victim’s father’s complaint.
Sho Haroon Raza Randhawa said that under the supervision of Dpo Layyah Ali Waseem, a case was recorded and teams were formed to apprehend the suspect, who said “would be arrested soon.”
Up to 3,364 cases of child abuse of the four provinces, the territory of the capital of Islamabad (ICT), Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) and Gilgit-Baltist (GB) in 2024, according to a civil society report, were reported.
The report Cruel numbers 2024 By Sahil it was prepared based on data collected from 81 national and regional newspapers throughout the country.
He showed that nine boys were abused per day during the year, while a gender divided analysis indicated that of the total reported cases, 1,791 (53 percent) victims were girls and 1,573 (47pc) boys.
