Girl Raped By School Owner

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TOBA TEK SINGH: A private school owner allegedly raped a daughter of a widow at Kamalia on 10-April-2025.

Reportedly, Siddiqan Bibi of Jhonnayshah Wala claimed in her FIR that her daughter was a sweeper in the school of accused Muhammad Rehan situated at Madinabad. On the day of the incident, the accused allegedly raped the girl. The police have arrested the accused.

Published in News Daily on 11-April-2025.

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