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Pak Deputy PM's Grandson Among 8 Indicted In Two Foreigners' Gangrape Case
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What Happened?
A Pakistani court has charged Muhammad Raza Dar, grandson of Deputy PM Ishaq Dar, and seven others in the alleged gangrape of two foreign women in Lahore. All accused pleaded not guilty.
Key points
- The court framed charges against eight suspects, including Muhammad Raza Dar.
- The alleged incident involved two foreign women from the Netherlands and Venezuela.
- The women were reportedly abducted and held captive in Lahore.
- The police investigation found no evidence of rape against five suspects, including Raza Dar.
- The women managed to escape on July 1 after a vehicle accident.
Key insights
- The involvement of a political figure's grandson could influence public perception of the case.
- The case may raise questions about the integrity of the judicial process in Pakistan.
- The outcome could impact the political landscape, especially for Ishaq Dar.
Why it matters
This case highlights serious allegations of crime involving a prominent political figure's family.
Entities
Muhammad Raza Dar· PersonIshaq Dar· PersonLahore· CityPakistan· Country
Source
Times Now
