YOUNG BOY FROM MULTAN COMMITS SUICIDE IN THE NAME OF LOVE AND IT’S EXTREMELY TRAGIC!

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YOUNG BOY FROM MULTAN COMMITS SUICIDE IN THE NAME OF LOVE AND IT’S EXTREMELY TRAGIC!
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Love, a feeling that is beautiful but can be awfully ugly if things do not work out the way we plan them. A young boy from Multan did the unthinkable in the name of love, at a very tender age.


According to one of the students who studies in the same university as Siddiq Ashraf, the boy who committed suicide, the tragic event was carried out in the name of love.


Source: zaynabbas
Being beaten in love, feeling disarrayed, the young boy went to a limit that nobody around him ever expected. As per reports, he used an Elfi glue to shut off his nostrils and seal off his mouth, so that he could not breathe.

The boy committed suicide in the name of love, as revealed by his Whatsapp status which said: “Sorry begum! It is time for me to leave. Do not blame yourself for what happened, I am just tired of living, I love you, sorry.”

The boy studied in Multan’s Bahauddin Zakariya University and was turning into a handsome young man. Unfortunately, his breaths were cut short. After cutting off his breathing, the boy tied a rope around his neck and hung himself from the fan.


Source: zaynabbas
Love and relationships, along with poverty, are the root causes of the growing suicide trend in Pakistan. Only a few months back, another boy from Multan committed suicide due to a bad result and pressure from his parents.

Parents need to realize that Pakistan’s young generation is extremely adventurous and feeble at the same time. Proper guidance and mental health checkups should be available in schools and universities for students, so they do not take such harsh steps that end up ruining their lives and the livelihoods of their families.

This tragic suicide case shows that today’s generation, driven by movies and love stories, needs a lot more to learn. Nobody in this world is worth taking your own life over, as it is even considered a grave sin in our posh religion.

 

[Dark-Destroyer]

How sad and unfortunate this young man took his life in the name of love hope he had given it time to get over and learn that sometimes letting go is easier and not as hard as it may first seem

 

[PakSword]

What a loser.. Aaakh thhoooo

 

[El Sidd]

There is no such thing as love.

Bullshit thread.

 

[Dark-Destroyer]

What a loser.. Aaakh thhoooo

I understand your point of view but sometime people aren’t as strong as those around them and they need help and support I will never say suicide is the answer but they need support and love from people around them.

 

[rohailmalhi]

Side effect of putting children through immense pressure and exposing them to this Bollywood kind of shit .

A true lose for the parents.

May Allah make his manzil easy for him in his next life.

 

[PakSword]

I understand your point of view but sometime people aren’t as strong as those around them and they need help and support I will never say suicide is the answer but they need support and love from people around them.

I am sure he had all the love around him.. He didn't think about his parents, siblings, and others..

Just for one girl, he didn't care about anyone else.. what a loser.

 

[Trango Towers]

I want to k so what the girl looked like? Did she even know he existed. Did she know he felt like that about her. Did he tell his parents that he loved her. What crappy journalism.

 

[Ahmet Pasha]

Mukar naqeer iska sara romance uttar dain ge.

Seriously tho Pakistani parents are living 19th century.

 

[Goenitz]

the point is he wasn't mentally mature... he needed support in that crisis.... but he had friends of his age too... I think parents should have noticed, if not we should discuss these things to our children especially in university age... that falling love is not a one time things... everyone does in this age., etc.. and how to get over it if not successfullll

 

[PakSword]

I want to k so what the girl looked like? Did she even know he existed. Did she know he felt like that about her. Did he tell his parents that he loved her. What crappy journalism.

Such kind of people are very dangerous for marriage.. They have these tendencies from the childhood.. They make their spouse's life hell.. Good that the girl has been saved..

 

[Dark-Destroyer]

I am sure he had all the love around him.. He didn't think about his parents, siblings, and others..

Just for one girl, he didn't care about anyone else.. what a loser.

I think it’s just unfortunate that at the end of all this that he couldn’t find any other way out

 

[Ahmet Pasha]

Your parents mindset is the dangerous thing. Make him a gadha until age 35. Jab ye phd lete lete mar muk nai jata iski kissi se shadi nai ho sakti. Most kids don't feel comfortable discussing their love interests with their parents. Even if they do they risk facing harsh response.

Whereas, Islam orders marriage to be made easy. Parents and society as a whole is restricting marriage and opening doors to al fahshah. Hence rise in zinna and other harams.

Another aspect is forced marriage or car sale as I call it. Hence rising divorce rates.

the point is he wasn't mentally mature... he needed support in that crisis.... but he had friends of his age too... I think parents should have noticed, if not we should discuss these things to our children especially in university age... that falling love is not a one time things... everyone does in this age., etc.. and how to get over it if not successfullll

Such kind of people are very dangerous for marriage.. They have these tendencies from the childhood.. They make their spouse's life hell.. Good that the girl has been saved..

 

[PakSword]

Your parents mindset is the dangerous thing. Make him a gadha until age 35. Jab ye phd lete lete mar muk nai jata iski kissi se shadi nai ho sakti. Most kids don't feel comfortable discussing their love interests with their parents. Even if they do they risk facing harsh response.

Whereas, Islam orders marriage to be made easy. Parents and society as a whole is restricting marriage and opening doors to al fahshah. Hence rise in zinna and other harams.

Another aspect is forced marriage or car sale as I call it. Hence rising divorce rates.

Nothing justifies a suicide..

 

[Trango Towers]

Such kind of people are very dangerous for marriage.. They have these tendencies from the childhood.. They make their spouse's life hell.. Good that the girl has been saved..

Yes I agree. But that poor girl if she knew he did this for her she will live the guilt forever