Teenage Sisters Allege Rape By Father They Killed: Police

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LAHORE: Two teenage sisters, who were arrested in Gujranwala for killing their father by setting him on fire, have alleged rape as the motive behind the murder, police said 08-January-2025.

The father was attacked in Gujranwala on January 1 and taken to hospital where he died on Tuesday. “The girls said that they decided amongst themselves to find a permanent solution,” Rizwan Tariq, a senior police official in the city said. They then took petrol from a motorcycle and set their father on fire as he slept, he added.

The pair, who are step-sisters, said their father had been raping the eldest girl for a year and had twice attempted to rape the younger girl.

Their mothers — who are both married to the man — knew about the abuse but did not know of the revenge plan. AFP has not named the man in order to protect the identities of the girls, one of whom is from a previous marriage.

One of the wives has also been arrested while the second is being questioned. “We expect to present them before the court in a few days, as soon as we finish the investigation,” Tariq added.

Published in News Daily on 09-January-2025.

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