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Two men sentenced to 22 years in prison for raping a blind girl
By News Desk
Published: January 21, 2018
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Sajid and Muneer. PHOTO: EXPRESS
Two men have been handed 22-year prison sentences by the Additional District and Session Court in Malir after they were found guilty of gang-rape of a blind, mentally challenged girl, Express News reported.
Judge Shafi Muhammad Perzada also ordered the two men, Sajid and Muneer, to pay a combined sum of Rs100,000 to the victim. One of the accused, who was on bail, has now been ordered back to prison after the judge canceled his bail.
According to reports, Rahim Yar Khan resident Rashid Ahmed had been visiting his son-in-law for medical help regarding his mentally-challenged daughter on May 5, 2016 when Sajid and Muneer burst into their house and took the whole family hostage.
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The culprits then proceeded to beat the blind girl, and gang-raped her before fleeing the house.
Although the testimony of the girl could not be presented in court, eye-witnesses identified the culprits and a medical team also gave their expert advice in the case.
The team of doctors testified that the girl had been raped by the two men, and two eye-witnesses, Ishaq and his wife, identified the culprits by face. The prosecution also presented other witnesses that helped the plaintiff.
Earlier, the case against Sajid and Muneer had been filed in the premises of the police station of Sachal. Investigation Officer Khalid Jumani handled the inquiry into the complaint.
Instead of arresting the culprits, Jumani had concluded that the father of the blind girl was lying about the gang-rape of his daughter, according to media reports. This had facilitated the bail of Muneer.
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Higher authorities had taken notice of the matter after the plaintiff filed a complaint against the investigating officer. Jumani was dismissed from his job and the investigation was handed over to Officer Pir Baksh.
Baksh sent DNA samples relating to the case to laboratory for testing on the orders of the court, and the DNA report confirmed that the accused were guilty of raping the girl.
By News Desk
Published: January 21, 2018
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Sajid and Muneer. PHOTO: EXPRESS
Two men have been handed 22-year prison sentences by the Additional District and Session Court in Malir after they were found guilty of gang-rape of a blind, mentally challenged girl, Express News reported.
Judge Shafi Muhammad Perzada also ordered the two men, Sajid and Muneer, to pay a combined sum of Rs100,000 to the victim. One of the accused, who was on bail, has now been ordered back to prison after the judge canceled his bail.
According to reports, Rahim Yar Khan resident Rashid Ahmed had been visiting his son-in-law for medical help regarding his mentally-challenged daughter on May 5, 2016 when Sajid and Muneer burst into their house and took the whole family hostage.
Man booked for attempted rape of niece in Karachi
The culprits then proceeded to beat the blind girl, and gang-raped her before fleeing the house.
Although the testimony of the girl could not be presented in court, eye-witnesses identified the culprits and a medical team also gave their expert advice in the case.
The team of doctors testified that the girl had been raped by the two men, and two eye-witnesses, Ishaq and his wife, identified the culprits by face. The prosecution also presented other witnesses that helped the plaintiff.
Earlier, the case against Sajid and Muneer had been filed in the premises of the police station of Sachal. Investigation Officer Khalid Jumani handled the inquiry into the complaint.
Instead of arresting the culprits, Jumani had concluded that the father of the blind girl was lying about the gang-rape of his daughter, according to media reports. This had facilitated the bail of Muneer.
Convicted : Court sentences two on rape charges
Higher authorities had taken notice of the matter after the plaintiff filed a complaint against the investigating officer. Jumani was dismissed from his job and the investigation was handed over to Officer Pir Baksh.
Baksh sent DNA samples relating to the case to laboratory for testing on the orders of the court, and the DNA report confirmed that the accused were guilty of raping the girl.
