Deaf mute girl raped

Published December 14, 2023

BAHAWALPUR: A man allegedly raped a 15-year-old deaf mute girl at her house here on Wednesday at Chah Nagriwala in Lodhran Saddar police precincts.

According to a police spokesman, complainant ‘Z’ said she along with her husband went outside and her daughter was alone at home. During their absence, suspect ‘S’ entered the house and allegedly raped her daughter while his accomplice guarded their house.

She said some neighbours tried to overpower the suspect but he managed his escape. Police have registered a case under section 376 of Pakistan Penal Code and shifted the girl to DHQ hospital for medical examination.

FREE EDUCATION: The Allama Iqbal Open University(AIOU) has announced free education for the orphan boys and girls from matriculation to bachelor level across the country.

An announcement to the effect was made by AIOU here on Wednesday. According to the announcement, the deserving students have been asked to apply along with documents with the regional office here by Dec 16.

Published in Dawn, December 14th, 2023

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