Braking news - Ayesha akram Tiktoker Lahore News In Islamabad Minar e Pakistan - Video of Ayesha being insulted, beaten and harassed went viral on social media. The sad and worrying thing is that this happened on the day of Pakistan's independence. But how did it all start?
Braking news - Ayesha akram Tiktoker Lahore News In Islamabad Minar e Pakistan
A Messiah saved him and took him out of this stench. These videos went viral and have spread everywhere today.
In such a situation, when I raised my voice against the oppression of Ayesha, people started saying.
"Why did she go there?"
There were other women. Why was Ayesha caught?
So sir, why do you people cry when your sister-daughter has a phrase on the way? Why does your sister go to the bazaars to show off?
Why do you evict the women of your house?
I believe Ayesha should not have gone to this crowd of Minar e Pakistan.
But what happened should not have been such a great injustice. He did not commit such a great sin.
Not a single Pakistani expected to wake up to another sad news that a woman was being brutally harassed by a mob of men that this month too we celebrate independence but that is what Pakistanis saw.
In a horrific incident, Ayesha Akram was publicly humiliated, harassed and about 400 people looted Minar e Pakistan. It was filmed, the mob constantly attacked in broad daylight and no one tried to save him.
Who is Ayesha Akram?
Ayesha Akram is a famous tick tocker who lives in Lahore. She makes videos on TikTak and that's how she became famous. Akram and six of his friends went to Greater Iqbal Park in Lahore on Independence Day.
She was filming and taking selfies with her colleagues when the horrific incident occurred. The video is spreading like wildfire on social media and after just three days, everyone is raising security concerns about women.
Incident What Happend With Ayesha Akram
According to the first FIR (FIR) lodged by Ayesha Akram at the Lari Ada police station, she was filming a video near Minar Pakistan with six of her colleagues when 300 to 400 people attacked her.
In the complaint, Ayesha said that the crowd was huge and people were coming towards her by touching the wall. The men kept pushing and pulling Ayesha to the point of tearing her clothes. According to Ayesha, several people tried to help save her from the mob, however, the mob was 'huge' and they kept throwing her in the air.
The Case
FIR Section 354 A (Assault against a woman or use of criminal force and stripping her of her clothes), 382 (Death, theft or theft after preparation for theft), 147 (Riots and Pakistan Penal Code) 149 (Illegal Assembly).
In this regard, Lahore DIG (Operations) Sajid Kiwani has directed the Superintendent of Police (SP) to take "immediate legal action" against the accused involved in the incident.
Who is responsible?
After the horrific incident, many people continued to play the game of blaming the victim and over-using her tick-tock. Pakistan is banning and reviving the TikTak application, which has more than 39 million downloads in Pakistan in 2019 due to allegations that the platform spreads 'obscenity' and 'obscenity'. ۔
Some users thought that people attacked him because they thought that he should be treated as a tick tock. Some of them suggested that Ayesha should not have gone to public places first. Some people also commented that people get what they show, the same thing happened with her, Ayesha had fun on Tik Tak, the citizens really expected the same and many citizens In the video, he expressed anger over the men's actions.
Many people agreed and demanded public execution for this heinous crime so that the girls would feel somewhat saved. Similar incidents have been taking place in Pakistan since last month after the assassination of Noor Makadam in July.
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