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[00:00:06] not only that, but special attention was given to social media. And then the friendship
[00:00:10] that happened on social media turned into love, and after marriage,
[00:00:13] the Filipino woman filed various cases
[00:00:17] against her husband. And in this
[00:00:20] regard, one of her friends
[00:00:23] that if anyone expresses is present with me, and we will ask her because the Filipino woman is in shock and cannot
[00:00:26] speak. Okay.
[00:00:30] Mary, she is from the Philippines, and four years ago,
[00:00:33] she met her husband through social media. And
[00:00:38] in Britain that her husband convinced her to come
[00:00:41] here to Pakistan, and they decided to get married two years ago.
[00:00:44] It's last, last 2024. So
[00:00:47] on the first year of their marriage, everything was fine. He
[00:00:51] treated her very well, but after one year, his behavior changed. She
[00:00:55] kept, as he kept, asking her for money for investment in the
[00:00:58] farms and other things. And she also provided her own food, and he
[00:01:02] also, she also provided for her husband's family. And after
[00:01:05] that, he also started to abuse her emotionally and
[00:01:09] physically. So the last incident was, uh, he slapped her
[00:01:13] three times on the left ear that caused her
[00:01:16] hearing loss. So her, uh, left
[00:01:19] ear, she cannot hear anything from now. So
[00:01:22] after that, she decided to call a friend in Islamabad for help.
[00:01:26] So, uh, our friend in Islamabad, uh, called the one,
[00:01:30] and the Lodhran police came and rescued her. So, with the help of
[00:01:34] the
[00:01:34] SHO,
[00:01:38] DSP, DPO, uh,
[00:01:41] they recovered, they started to make inquiries about
[00:01:44] her case, and they recovered the 1.5 million rupees from
[00:01:48] her ex-husband, which is Sameer. And they also filed
[00:01:52] the FIR against him. So for all this case, we are very
[00:01:55] grateful for the help of the Lodhran authorities, especially to the
[00:01:59] SHO, DSP, and DPO for all the help and to all the
[00:02:03] friends and to all the relatives that
[00:02:06] helped, the relatives to my husband's friends and all the people
[00:02:09] behind this case that helped. We are very
[00:02:11] And since then, grateful. So may Allah bless
[00:02:15] that people, them a thousandfold. And thank you so much for you. Would you like to tell us what her next
[00:02:18] program is when she leaves? For her next plan
[00:02:22] is she has to go back to her family
[00:02:25] and to settle down there and start a new
[00:02:28] life.
[00:02:34] After friendship on social media, the Filipina woman
[00:02:37] who came from the Philippines to Lodhran and married a resident of Lodhran,
[00:02:41] I am currently present with DSP Sadar Circle Abid Hussain Bala Sahib
[00:02:44] regarding her case. Let's get information about this case from him.
[00:02:48] Sir, thank you for giving your time. Sir, this
[00:02:52] case, this woman, our
[00:02:55] sister, came from the Philippines. Here she got married and was living
[00:02:59] here. Now, later, she had a dispute with her husband and his
[00:03:03] family. She was feeling insecure there. So, she called 15
[00:03:07] through one of her friends.
[00:03:09] the police suspected that When the call was transferred,
[00:03:11] the child was not raped at all, immediately, our DPO Sahib Captain Ali Bin Tariq
[00:03:14] met her and we rescued
[00:03:17] her. After rescuing her, with her consent,
[00:03:21] we shifted her to a Malaysian lady who is married and living here
[00:03:25] and provided her with police protection. After that, she
[00:03:28] said that she has some belongings and things,
[00:03:32] which we recovered all of her belongings and valuables and gave them back to her,
[00:03:35] and 1.5 million rupees in cash, which was entrusted
[00:03:39] to her there, we also recovered and gave it back to her. Yes,
[00:03:43] sir, please tell us how her marriage happened,
[00:03:46] and how did her relationship with the accused
[00:03:49] form? They came into contact on social media. After
[00:03:53] a long time of chatting and such things, confidence developed
[00:03:56] between them, and then with mutual consent,
[00:04:00] she came here from there and changed her name and got married as
[00:04:04] a Muslim. Yes, sir, I heard that the woman also filed a case
[00:04:08] against her husband. Are the accused arrested,
[00:04:12] absconding, on remand, on bail? What is their situation? Yes,
[00:04:15] absolutely. We filed her application,
[00:04:19] and after that, the accused are on bail. In this, recovery has been made. Further,
[00:04:22] God willing, we will proceed as per law. The police investigation
[00:04:25] regarding the woman's case has reached what stage, and
[00:04:29] what does the police investigation say about this? And are the woman's
[00:04:34] And after that, Palestine Action allegations correct, or is there something else? Yes, yes, absolutely. Her
[00:04:36] allegation that my things
[00:04:40] and my money were there, all of that is absolutely correct. We have also recovered it, and we
[00:04:44] will send it to the court, God willing. Sir, I heard
[00:04:47] that the woman has separated from her husband.
[00:04:50] What does the police say? And will the woman
[00:04:54] remain in Pakistan or go abroad? She wants to go back
[00:04:57] as per her desire. All her legal
[00:05:00] matters, we facilitated her as she wanted.
[00:05:04] Sir, has she been divorced? Yes, yes, she got
[00:05:08] the written divorce.
[00:05:10] You can see that right now, there are
[00:05:14] hundreds of people demonstrating behind us outside the Westminster Magistrates' Court.
[00:05:17] All these people belong to an organization called
[00:05:21] Palestine Action. These are its supporters. The British government
[00:05:25] banned Palestine Action under the Terrorism Act of 2000,
[00:05:28] declaring it a terrorist organization.
[00:05:32] And now the law is
[00:05:35] support for Palestine Action in any way, whether
[00:05:39] through an action, a banner, or by writing words,
[00:05:43] the police will arrest them, and the punishment for this is up to 14 years.
[00:05:47] But a new trend has started
[00:05:51] all these people you see behind us
[00:05:54] are, the majority of whom belong to the English
[00:05:58] community, the Jewish community, these people
[00:06:01] are all resisting the government's decision
[00:06:05] in a civil manner. And they are also expressing
[00:06:09] their support for Palestine Action, getting arrested, and they
[00:06:12] are prepared to go to jail for 14 years,
[00:06:16] if they have to. You can see that the people who have
[00:06:20] gathered here, this has been happening for the last year. The police
[00:06:24] are arresting them, and after arrest, they are charging them.
[00:06:27] The interesting thing is that the majority
[00:06:31] of the people involved in this protest are older
[00:06:34] people, retired doctors, nurses, professors,
[00:06:37] teachers, activists, academics. These are the people who are expressing
[00:06:41] support for Palestine Action. Palestine Action was banned
[00:06:45] exactly one year ago today. The ban was imposed
[00:06:48] when the supporters of Palestine Action
[00:06:52] entered the British Air Force base
[00:06:56] and damaged the parked aircraft.
[00:07:00] They protested at the offices of various large companies
[00:07:03] that sell weapons to Israel and support Israel,
[00:07:06] and they damaged their properties.
[00:07:10] And then, the government banned this organization
[00:07:13] in July last year, saying that the threshold
[00:07:17] of terrorism had been crossed
[00:07:20] by this organization.
[00:07:24] it has been routine here
[00:07:27] those people have refused to accept this ban.
[00:07:31] This matter went to the London High Court. After the High Court,
[00:07:35] the High Court declared the Home Office's ban invalid. After
[00:07:39] that, the Home Office went to court.
[00:07:54] intends to go, but in the meantime, whenever
[00:07:58] various people who have already been charged appear in court
[00:08:02] and are sentenced, all these people gather
[00:08:05] in solidarity with them and not only raise banners
[00:08:09] of Palestine Action and show support, but also
[00:08:12] offer themselves for arrest. When they are arrested, people
[00:08:16] celebrate their arrest. All these people you see
[00:08:19] here today are coming to be arrested. Hundreds
[00:08:23] of people have already been arrested. Before this, approximately 3,500
[00:08:26] people have been arrested by the police in the last
[00:08:30] year, out of which a large
[00:08:34] number are going to be sentenced to 14 years. Some people have been
[00:08:37] arrested whose age has now reached 90 years.
[00:08:41] Therefore, the challenge for the government is how to send people
[00:08:45] aged 90, 80, or 70 to jail, regardless of their age. But
[00:08:48] there is also a large number of young people who are now part of this movement,
[00:08:52] and they are saying that they demonstrate in support of Palestine,
[00:08:56] they demonstrate themselves, they express their views,
[00:08:59] and they target companies
[00:09:03] that are involved in the massacre of Palestinians and are
[00:09:07] against Israel's Zionist policies. Now, after some time, look, today
[00:09:11] there is a demonstration here outside the Magistrates' Court.
[00:09:14] Today, various people who were supposed to be here
[00:09:18] and many prominent left-wing newspapers of Britain,
[00:09:22] various academics, all support this movement,
[00:09:26] and they say that if Palestine Action is banned
[00:09:29] solely on the basis of protest, it will prove to be a big
[00:09:33] challenge for Britain's civil liberties.
[00:09:37] All the people who came here today, approximately
[00:09:40] more than 150 people, have been arrested
[00:09:42] by the police today.
[00:09:46] says that they will continue their civil protest
[00:09:50] by getting arrested.
[00:09:53] I am Abid Baloch from Naseerabad, with the program Crime and Punishment.
[00:09:56] In various areas of Naseerabad, on one hand, incidents of abuse
[00:10:00] are occurring, and on the other hand, Naseerabad
[00:10:03] Police is continuing its operations against criminal elements.
[00:10:07] Yesterday, CIA Naseerabad Police raided a village
[00:10:11] to rescue a pregnant woman who had been abducted 21 days ago
[00:10:14] and rescued the victim. During captivity by the kidnappers,
[00:10:18] the pregnant woman gave birth to a newborn baby girl.
[00:10:21] This successful operation by the police will not only boost
[00:10:25] the morale of the police, but will also help
[00:10:29] to further improve the campaign
[00:10:32] for restoring public-police relations. If the police continue
[00:10:36] such dedicated and professional operations
[00:10:39] in society, not only will exemplary peace
[00:10:42] be established in the area, but criminal elements
[00:10:46] will also be eradicated. We will also try
[00:10:49] to talk to the concerned police officers about
[00:10:52] this. At this time,
[00:10:56] we have CIA In-charge Naseerabad Syed Haider Ali Shah with us.
[00:11:00] Let's ask him how the victim
[00:11:03] was rescued. According to the instructions of our respected
[00:11:07] DIG Sahib and DPO Sahib, a team was formed
[00:11:10] to rescue the victim who was abducted.
[00:11:14] This team included our special SHO Baba Kot
[00:11:18] and myself, and other officers and personnel.
[00:11:22] So she was abducted
[00:11:26] on the 7th. Despite many efforts,
[00:11:29] many strategic raids,
[00:11:32] we tried, and
[00:11:35] in this regard, the victim was rescued
[00:11:38] in the Jhal Magsi
[00:11:40] area. The victim was rescued.
[00:11:44] When and how did this incident happen? This happened on the 9th, around
[00:11:48] 9 AM on the 7th. It's a rural area, Pat Feeder
[00:11:52] Canal. So this Jhal Magsi.
[00:12:26] Okay, what did they give you to eat? They gave me whatever you ate.
[00:12:30] What did you eat? Curry and bread?
[00:12:33] Okay, the person who gave you food, was it a woman
[00:12:37] or a man? It was a woman when they brought it, they brought it with a woman.
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[00:12:43] When was your newborn baby born? It's been
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[00:16:40] For the program Crime and Punishment, from Karachi, I am Danyal Syed.
[00:16:43] On June 23rd, a tragic incident occurred in Qayyumabad, Karachi,
[00:16:47] where the tortured body of 2.5-year-old innocent
[00:16:49] Kulsoom was recovered from her home.
[00:16:53] Initially, it was also revealed that this young
[00:16:56] girl was raped before being murdered. The police
[00:17:00] reviewed the motives, collected evidence from the crime scene.
[00:17:04] The scope of the investigation, because her initial
[00:17:08] medical report, also claimed by the police surgeon, that
[00:17:11] the girl had been raped. So, the police officials
[00:17:15] continued the investigation through various stages, but it was revealed
[00:17:18] that the murder of 2.5-year-old Kulsoom was not committed by anyone else
[00:17:22] but her own aunt. SP Malir Abdul Khaliq Sheikh
[00:17:26] is with us. Let's learn more from him. Sir, please tell us how
[00:17:29] this matter was traced,
[00:17:33] because it was a very big incident in Karachi, and all the residents
[00:17:37] of this city watched it. It was a heinous incident. An innocent 2.5-year-old
[00:17:41] girl is killed. Not only this, but initial
[00:17:44] reports said that she was also raped. Obviously, we live in
[00:17:48] Pakistan, where everybody has a right to life and
[00:17:51] liberty and freedom. Such a discovery of a child's body
[00:17:55] was very surprising for us too.
[00:17:59] It was a very unusual case of its kind. It was a challenge for Malir
[00:18:02] Police. And we accepted it as a challenge that we will trace the case, no matter.
[00:18:06] ٹریس کیس نو میٹر.
[00:18:26] or throw them in a place where their chances of survival increase.
[00:18:29] So when the body is found inside the threshold of the house,
[00:18:33] it becomes a unique incident of its kind. Not only
[00:18:37] this, but also that empty sacks, similar to the flour
[00:18:40] sack in which the body was found, were recovered from their house.
[00:18:43] Again, this created doubt that there was something
[00:18:47] else to the matter.
[00:18:52] on some members, but obviously, nothing happens on the basis of suspicion. We need evidence for whatever
[00:18:55] we do. It was looked at from every angle, from every perspective.
[00:18:59] Every person was analyzed on technical bases. A network
[00:19:03] of informers was used. More than 50 people were included
[00:19:07] in the investigation. Their statements were recorded, which included family
[00:19:11] members, local residents, and some people who had a criminal record
[00:19:15] in the past and were under suspicion.
[00:19:18] As I told you, it was a unique
[00:19:22] case of its kind. We had some doubts about the family.
[00:19:26] Initially, we did face some resistance from the family because, obviously,
[00:19:29] the case was such that an innocent girl was raped and all that.
[00:19:33] So, the family was also not providing support as they should have.
[00:20:07] Two of the children, may God give them health, they are special
[00:20:11] children, and their husband also doesn't have a very good
[00:20:15] standing, so she wasn't given that much respect. She also says
[00:20:18] that maybe she was not treated well in her
[00:20:21] children. And obviously, that innocent girl whom
[00:20:25] they killed, she was a very innocent, very lovely girl. Her father also, you know,
[00:20:29] had a good job, and she was very dear to her
[00:20:32] parents, her grandfather, everyone. So, out of jealousy
[00:20:35] and domestic discord,
[00:20:39] on that basis, she couldn't do anything to the elders. She took her revenge on the innocent
[00:20:43] girl who came into her hands, and she committed a brutal act. She
[00:20:46] killed the innocent girl.
[00:21:20] killed her, and the accused, her own aunt, herself
[00:21:23] killed her, or were there other accomplices who provided assistance?
[00:21:27] Her aunt herself killed her. In her statement, she recorded
[00:21:31] that the child was strangled and killed, and after that, the child's
[00:21:35] body was dumped in a flour sack, and then her brother,
[00:21:39] Nadir, helped dispose of the child's body
[00:21:42] and make it look like a rape. The accused also tried to make it look
[00:21:45] like a rape, and after that, the police
[00:21:49] investigation reached other
[00:21:53] aspects, and the investigation of adultery and
[00:21:56] rape was also conducted in this manner, but the real cause
[00:22:00] of death was something else. Let's learn more from the SP. Please
[00:22:03] tell us, Khaliq Sahib, they arrested these accused, and they also confessed
[00:22:07] to the crime, and they are basically giving reasons that
[00:22:11] there was family animosity or that the accused
[00:22:15] Sakina was not respected in the house, she was not getting the position
[00:22:18] she deserved, due to which they killed this innocent
[00:22:22] child. So, please tell us why the anger was taken out on the child,
[00:22:26] why the child was killed? What were the reasons? See, perhaps
[00:22:30] their power only ran over her. They couldn't say anything to any other adult,
[00:22:32] although no normal person would kill someone for this reason.
[00:22:36] Only a beastly person would do such a thing. She couldn't
[00:22:39] say anything to the elders, so obviously, the innocent child who
[00:22:43] couldn't do anything to anyone, was harmless, was innocent, their power ran over her,
[00:22:47] and they exercised their power on her. Yes, absolutely. SP
[00:22:53] Malir is with us. Bashir Ahmed Sahib, let's learn more from him. Sir, please tell
[00:22:57] us, these accused have been arrested. Now, how will the investigation
[00:23:01] proceed to ensure that these accused are punished
[00:23:05] and to make this a deterrent case? How will the police
[00:23:08] work? Assalamu Alaikum. We will try
[00:23:11] to ensure that they are punished, and
[00:23:15] these are the two. We are also trying to find out if there are others involved
[00:23:19] with them. We will investigate them, question them, and move
[00:23:23] forward with this case. In this case, there are only these two accused, the woman and her brother.
[00:23:27] Is there suspicion on anyone else? Not on our part yet, but they are also not naming
[00:23:31] anyone, but we will still investigate and see. Yes,
[00:23:34] absolutely. On June 23rd, a tortured body of a child
[00:23:37] was found in a sack from a house in Qayyumabad, Karachi,
[00:23:41] who was strangled to death, and after that,
[00:23:45] attempts were made to make it look like
[00:23:48] rape. 15 suspicious individuals had
[00:23:52] their DNA samples taken, but they did not match
[00:23:55] the deceased child, after which
[00:24:01] and after that, when the family and technical investigations
[00:24:04] were conducted, the accused woman, who is the real
[00:24:07] aunt of the deceased child, along with her brother
[00:24:11] Nadir, killed the child and then disposed of the body.
[00:24:15] The police have arrested both accused. Both accused have confessed to the crime.
[00:24:18] Their statement is this:
[00:24:26] they used to love her, but Sakina's children did not get that
[00:24:29] love and affection, and out of this
[00:24:32] jealousy and resentment, she brutally killed
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[00:30:03] I am still firm today. The system is completely destroyed, but I said
[00:30:07] that the system has been destroyed for 80 years, and I still believe
[00:30:11] that if the system had been running for 80 years,
[00:30:15] we would have reached great heights. I have criticized
[00:30:18] the government, so I am part of the government. I will not charge myself at all.
[00:30:22] I still believe that if the Prime Minister had received a good
[00:30:25] system, he would have taken this country forward
[00:30:29] much faster, and people's strong desire
[00:30:32] will remain that my and his relations should worsen,
[00:30:35] but the future of the government
[00:30:39] will definitely complete five years. Shehbaz Sahib will remain Prime Minister
[00:30:43] for five years, no matter what they do.