PAKISTANS PUT PADLOCKS ON THEIR DAUGHTERS’ GRAVES TO PREVENT THEM FROM BEING RAPED

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The social environment created by Pakistan has given rise to a sexually charged and disrespected society, where some people have resorted to locking their daughters’ graves to protect them from sexual violence, India Today is reporting.

Following an alleged rape in 2013, a girl’s body was found outside a graveyard in Qila Didar Singh, Gujranwala.

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Following this, Shahbaz Sharif, the then-chief minister of Punjab, took notice of the incident and ordered an immediate investigation, according to Express News.

Also, Zainab, the fifteen-year-old daughter of Muhammad Munir, died of cancer the day before and was buried on Tuesday night by her family. Residents discovered her corpse outside.

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