Sunday, January 26, 2025
HomeNewsChristian Woman Accuses Her Employer Of Torturing Her For Trying To...

Christian Woman Accuses Her Employer Of Torturing Her For Trying To Leave Job In Sialkot

Published on

A Christian househelp has accused her employer of beating her and confining her for a week after she tried to leave her job due to pregnancy in Sialkot, Punjab.

Asma Gulfam, a 28-year-old mother of 4 children, claimed that her employers with whom she was working for the last five years accused her of theft a few days after she had informed them that she would be leaving her job due to pregnancy, reported a media outlet.

She claimed that her employer Huda Adnan and her husband dragged her to a room where she was beaten up by them and four police officers. She claimed that the employers and police officers confined her illegally for eight days and repeatedly tortured her.

Gulfam has also accused the police of not registering First Information Report (FIR) over the incident against her employers, in fact, she claimed, that the police have registered a complaint against her for stealing.

Earlier, a 15-year-old Christian boy and his 18-year-old friend, also from the Christian community, were arrested in Lahore under the blasphemy law on a complaint filed by a police officer.

According to the complaint filed by police constable Zahid Sohail at the Race Course Police Station, 15-year-old Christian boy Simon Nadeem, and his friend 18-year-old Adil Babar allegedly insulted the Holy Prophet (PBUH). He claimed that he heard the boys “committing blasphemy” while playing when he was on his way to a mosque.

18-year-old Adil Babar’s father Babar Masih refuted the police constable’s claims, saying that the police officer had a quarrel with the boys in the afternoon, Voicepk reported.

Babar Masih said that in the evening the police carried out a raid and arrested the two boys on blasphemy charges, with constable Zahid Sohail as a complainant.

Latest articles

PPP Leader Says PECA Amendments Will Undermine Freedom of Expression

ISLAMABAD: The Prevention of Electronic Crimes (Amendment) bill passed by Pakistan's National Assembly has been criticized by human rights...

4 Policemen Abducted By Militants In South Waziristan

PESHAWAR, Pakistan: A group of terrorists abducted four policemen after carrying out an attack on a police post in...

Taliban Plotting to Assassinate Ex-Waziristan MNA Mohsin Dawar, Agencies Warn

ISLAMABAD: The security agencies in Pakistan have said that the Taliban are plotting to assassinate former MNA Mohsin Dawar...

Military Operation Being Planned in Kurram As Violence Continues Despite Peace Deal

The restive town of Parachinar continues to face a lack of necessities and adequate humanitarian aid, as the Kurram...

Cholistan Farmers’ Longstanding Struggle for Land and Water Rights Remains Overlooked

Cholistan, a vast desert in Pakistan’s Punjab province, covers an area of 6.6 million acres and spans the districts...

Minor Christian Boy Jailed for Blasphemy in Sargodha Despite Juvenile Status

SARGODHA, PAKISTAN: A teenage Christian boy in Sargodha has been in prison on blasphemy charges for over a year,...

A Christian househelp has accused her employer of beating her and confining her for a week after she tried to leave her job due to pregnancy in Sialkot, Punjab.

Asma Gulfam, a 28-year-old mother of 4 children, claimed that her employers with whom she was working for the last five years accused her of theft a few days after she had informed them that she would be leaving her job due to pregnancy, reported a media outlet.

She claimed that her employer Huda Adnan and her husband dragged her to a room where she was beaten up by them and four police officers. She claimed that the employers and police officers confined her illegally for eight days and repeatedly tortured her.

Gulfam has also accused the police of not registering First Information Report (FIR) over the incident against her employers, in fact, she claimed, that the police have registered a complaint against her for stealing.

Earlier, a 15-year-old Christian boy and his 18-year-old friend, also from the Christian community, were arrested in Lahore under the blasphemy law on a complaint filed by a police officer.

According to the complaint filed by police constable Zahid Sohail at the Race Course Police Station, 15-year-old Christian boy Simon Nadeem, and his friend 18-year-old Adil Babar allegedly insulted the Holy Prophet (PBUH). He claimed that he heard the boys “committing blasphemy” while playing when he was on his way to a mosque.

18-year-old Adil Babar’s father Babar Masih refuted the police constable’s claims, saying that the police officer had a quarrel with the boys in the afternoon, Voicepk reported.

Babar Masih said that in the evening the police carried out a raid and arrested the two boys on blasphemy charges, with constable Zahid Sohail as a complainant.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Also Read

PPP Leader Says PECA Amendments Will Undermine Freedom of...

ISLAMABAD: The Prevention of Electronic Crimes (Amendment) bill passed...

Cholistan Farmers’ Longstanding Struggle for Land and Water Rights...

Cholistan, a vast desert in Pakistan’s Punjab province, covers...

Human Rights Commission of Pakistan Condemns Conviction of Civilians...

ISLAMABAD: The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has condemned...

Parachinar Siege: 29 Children Dead As City’s Only Govt...

PARACHINAR, PAKISTAN: The restive border town of Parachinar is...