Four Booked For Gunpoint Rape

1 min read

DERA ISMAIL KHAN: Police have arrested the suspects involved in the sexual assault of a minor boy at gunpoint in the Lakki district.

Police said that under the leadership of SHO Zahid Khan of Ghazni Khel police station, the force raided the Jabu Khel area and arrested two notorious nominated suspects, Qismatullah and Neematullah, who had allegedly sexually assaulted a 13-14-year-old boy at gunpoint.

The police recovered two Kalashnikovs, along with ammunition, from the suspects. They transferred both nominated suspects into custody, and started further investigations.

The area is no stranger to such acts of sexual violence. Towards the end of last year, a 16-year-old girl fell victim to a horrifying crime.

She was kidnapped and subjected to gang rape in the district. The appalling incident occurred as the girl was en route from her grandparents’ home. She was forcibly taken hostage at gunpoint by perpetrators identified as Mudasar and Azizur Rehman.

According to the FIR, the assailants forced her into the nearby woods, where they ruthlessly assaulted and raped her before making their escape.

The traumatised victim, hailing from a financially disadvantaged family, promptly reported the incident, leading to the registration of an FIR by the police. Subsequently, she underwent a medical examination.

News published in the Express Tribune on 19th December 2024

Previous Story

Japan Grants $9.91m For Maternal, Child Health In K-P’s Flood-hit Areas

Next Story

Pakistan’s First genetic Molecular Lab Inaugurated

Latest from Blog

LaNA 2023 LINKING STUDY RESULTS

The LaNA 2023 Linking Study is an international education assessment report that measures basic literacy and numeracy skills of primary school students. It was conducted in six countries: Pakistan, Egypt, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Senegal, and the Palestinian National Authority. The goal was to evaluate student performance using easier versions of…

Pakistan Faces Significant Education Crisis With Over 25m Children Out Of School: Report

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan faces a significant education crisis, with an estimated 25.37 million out-of-school children (OOSC) aged 5–16. Non-Formal Education (NFE) serves as a vital alternative, providing flexible and accessible learning opportunities for these children. This was revealed in a report titled “Pakistan’s Non-Formal Education Report 2023–24,” launched at Allama Iqbal…

Pakistan Not Among Countries With Best Education Systems

The ranking of 10 countries with the best education systems in 2025 has been released. According to the Global Intelligence Unit’s Education Report 2025, the United States ranks first, the United Kingdom second and Australia third. These three countries spend five to six per cent of their GDP on education.…

World Population Day: Ensuring Every Mother’s Health A Must: Aseefa

Islamabad: On the occasion of World Population Day 2025, the First Lady Aseefa Bhutto Zardari called for a renewed national commitment to the health, dignity, and empowerment of every individual; especially women, children, and youth across the country, says a press release. “On this day, we are reminded not only…

Non-formal Education Policy In Works To End Out-of-school Crisis

Islamabad: Federal Minister for Education and Professional Training Dr Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui on 10-July-2025 announced that the Federal Non-Formal Education Policy 2025 was currently in development, with the ambitious objective of achieving a ‘zero out-of-school children’ target. He also declared that the National Action Plan for Non-Formal Education 2025 was…
Go toTop