Teenage girls murdered in Gujranwala were raped: medical report

GUJRANWALA: The medical reports of two teenage girls shot dead in Gujranwala on September 26 revealed Friday that they had been raped, DawnNews reported.

According to the doctors at District Headquarters Hospital Gujranwala, preliminary medical reports suggested that the victims had been subjected to sexual abuse.

The two girls aged between 14-15 years had been shot dead near Madan Chak on the outskirts of a village in Gujranwala. Moreover, five bullets had also been recovered from the site of incident.

The dead bodies had been shifted to District Headquarters Hospital Gujranwala for post-mortem.

In a separate incident, the body of a teenaged schoolgirl was also found on Karachi’s Seaview beach on September 26.

The autopsy report of the girl confirmed that she was “sodomised”, a medico-legal officer informed Dawn.com on condition of anonymity.

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An upset Pakistani

Sep 27, 2013 07:24pm

Unless the Judiciary act quickly to hang to death the culprits in all these similar incidents in public, these things will not come to an end.

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Karachi Wala

Sep 27, 2013 08:47pm

And our Mullahs say DNA as primary evidence is not acceptable to them. How else in the world these dead girls can testify against the heinous crimes committed against them?

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mba

Sep 27, 2013 10:37pm

We were very quick making comments on similar episodes in India. This happend all the time in our "Islamic" country as well. One of the main reasons is less respect for women in third world societies. I don

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tao

Sep 28, 2013 01:26am

Do these kind of tragedies have no bounds in Pakistan? Punishment to the perpetrators should be swift death. Remove them from society. Family members of these monsters who hide and protect these 'people'....you should be held accountable as well. You are part of the problem. Any family member of mine who would be capable of doing something so heinous would be turned in by me, with a Good riddance. Do you not have mothers, sisters, wives and daughters to protect? DNA evidence should be accepted and used for every rape case. It is an important deterrent used in all civilized society. And I do emphasize the word CIVILIZED.

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krishna prasad

Sep 28, 2013 06:49am

Is there anyone who can instill some sense of safety to these hapless teenage girls? Has the state machinery become so impotent to secure the safety of girls and incapable to enforce law to arrest and punish the culprits?

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Roxana R

Sep 28, 2013 08:07pm

One hopes that DNA was collected and other forensic evidence so that the perpetrators can be found and prosecuted and punished for this atrocity.

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expaki

Sep 29, 2013 10:17am

***a country without law and identity.***

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