Army personnel are being implicated in the gang-rape of a woman doctor at Sui for political gains, said Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) spokesman Maj Gen Shaukat Sultan on Friday.
| But I'm sure she was askin' for it... |
The ARD had alleged that five army personnel including an army officer gang-raped the woman doctor. However, the ISPR spokesman said, "If any army personnel is found involved in the incident, he will not be spared." Talking to BBC, Mr Sultan said: "No one is above the law and no one can be declared innocent or a culprit before the completion of an investigation."
| I suppose they could ask her who dunnit, but she'd have to produce witnesses, of course... |
The ISPR spokesman said he believed that the army was being implicated in the incident for political gains as the captain, who is being accused in this case, was married just two weeks ago and was living with his family. |