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2003-06-08 India-Pakistan
Acid burn victim critical
KHANPUR: A woman, who was married, became a victim of acid throwing when a man threw acid on her, after she rebuked him for making advances towards her. According to doctors, Ms Zahooran was in a critical condition even after several days of the incident, having suffered 47 percent burns and may even losing her eyesight. Zahooran’s family sources said, “The police arrested the brother of the accused Muhammad Shafiq for questioning, but later released him and have closed the case as they belongs to an influential family.”
I feel so tired...
Meanwhile Zahooran’s husband, Allah Bakhsh and father Huzoor Bakhsh said, “The police has not arrested the accused and they are not listening to our complaint as we are poor.” Later they appealed to the authorities for help and to provide justice.
Posted by Fred Pruitt 2003-06-08 01:33 pm|| || Front Page|| [11140 views since 2007-05-07]  Top

#1 Somebody give these people an AK confiscated from Iraq. Three or four rounds should be sufficient, if the weapon is properly sighted.

The 2nd Amendment to the US Constitution was written just to make sure that ALL of us had access to justice, either in the court, or outside it. We need a 2nd Amendment for the entire world...

"Tyranny cannot succeed against an armed adversary". James Monroe, 1802.
Posted by Old Patriot  2003-06-08 14:52:59||   2003-06-08 14:52:59|| Front Page Top

#2 What's with these guys throwing acid on women? Is that in the Koran somewhere or is acid just a too-convenient mechanism for taking out your frustration?
Posted by lkl (formerly Kathy) 2003-06-08 16:03:13||   2003-06-08 16:03:13|| Front Page Top

#3 Reading stuff like this...
I have to keep reminding myself that the rest of the world has always been this corrupt. The huge increase in my awareness of it is not due to the change in corruption, but rather the increased availability of news.
The rats have always been there. We're seeing them because we've turned the light on.
If I don't remind myself of this, I find myself thinking of shining the teracandles kind of light on the situation.
Posted by Dishman  2003-06-08 16:27:48||   2003-06-08 16:27:48|| Front Page Top

#4 Not all the rest of the world, Dishman, but I'll agree that it's a large percentage.
I commented to some friends after September 11th that at least America might now wake up and pay attention to the rest of the world. Of course, they didn't realize exactly what I meant by that...
I'm all for more spotlights. The more the better.
Posted by Kathy K (still Kathy) 2003-06-08 19:31:59|| [site-essential.com/]  2003-06-08 19:31:59|| Front Page Top

#5 But she is just a woman from a poor family.and under Sharia only a woman can be punished for Adultry(since it's her fault).
Lord in heaven these people are sick!
Posted by raptor  2003-06-09 09:19:57||   2003-06-09 09:19:57|| Front Page Top

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