Shock and anger have gripped Kot Addu, a city in southern Punjab, after a disturbing gang-rape case surfaced. The incident has drawn widespread condemnation from the local community and raised concerns about safety and justice.
According to police, a case has been registered against six individuals under Section 375 of the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC) and Section 202. The suspects are accused of gang-raping a married woman and circulating a video of the assault online.
The victim reported that the crime took place on the night of July 9. She stated that four armed men forced their way into her house and allegedly assaulted her in front of her two-year-old son.
The attackers reportedly recorded the assault at gunpoint, and the video was leaked online nearly six weeks later, further adding to the trauma.
Authorities in Kot Addu have assured that a thorough investigation is underway. Police said the facts of the case will be determined once the suspects are arrested and forensic tests are completed. Officials have also pledged to bring those responsible to justice.
The incident has deeply shaken residents of Kot Addu, who are demanding strict action against the perpetrators. Social activists and community members have called for better protection for women and stronger measures to prevent such crimes in the future.
This case has once again highlighted the growing concern over gender-based violence in Pakistan. Authorities stress that public cooperation and timely reporting are crucial in ensuring swift justice.
Police have appealed for patience as the investigation continues and promised regular updates on the progress.
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