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An audio clip has been released of the victim, Ayesha Akram, of a mob harassment case from the 14th of August in conversation with her partner Rambo. The audio reveals that the two were allegedly discussing the possibility of extorting money from the arrested suspects in the case.

A leading news channel played the clip during their segment that has been going viral on social media. People are furious to find out that the victim and his partner are planning to extort the suspects. #AyeshaAkramExposed has been trending on Twitter since then

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Are you still defending your fake interview for rating or you dare to apologise to nation for taking wrong side with a wrong man #YasirShami. #iqrarulhassan pic.twitter.com/iKKWbT3iUR

— umar ishaque butt (@capisces) October 11, 2021

As per sources, the conversation has been obtained from their phones. In the recorded audio, Rambo, aka Amir Sohail, asks TikToker Ayesha Akram as to how many suspects have been arrested yet in the case. Ayesha informs him that only six people have been recognized and arrested.

Rambo then questioned Ayesha what should each suspect pay if you are ready to let them off the hook. He said they couldn’t demand a huge sum of money from the arrested as they belong to low-income families. Ayesha allegedly responds that they can hardly demand half a million, which also seems difficult to acquire.

“How much money should we take from each one of them? #Rambo is then heard asking her. “Most of the suspects are poor,”

Congratulations Bibi

“They can hardly give Rs0.5m,” #AyeshaAkram responds before the conversation between the two concludes.#ImranKhan #ayeshaakramexposed pic.twitter.com/VAP5n3ZfjT

— Rubina (@RubinaViews) October 11, 2021

Ayesha lodged a complaint with the Lari Adda police station in August. She said she was filming a video near Minar-e-Pakistan on the 14th of August with her friends, with who she went along when a mob of 400 men attacked her. She was stripped, and her clothes were torn apart.

The woman told the police that the mob picked her up and tossed her around. Her phone, cash, and gold ornaments were also snatched. She added that she cried for help, but no one came to her rescue. The horrifying incident was recorded by many people, and the videos circulating on social media for days.

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On independence day, a mob of at least 400 men harassed and assaulted a woman in Lahore’s Greater Iqbal Park. In her complaint, which has been lodged with the Lari Adda police station, the victim said she was filming a video near Minar-e-Pakistan on the 14th of August with her friends, who she went along with Minar-e-Pakistan when a mob of 400 men attacked them.

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On Monday, Prime Minister Imran Khan’s office said that the Pakistani government will launch a 911 emergency call service in October to help protect women.

The statement from the premieres’ office said that he directed a meeting on Monday with ministries of interior and information technology. During the meeting, he was notified of the updates regarding the formation of the Universal Pakistan Emergency Helpline (PEHEL).

The statement said, “The Prime Minister was informed that all necessary work including inter-provincial liaison has been completed and the helpline will be ready for regular opening by the first week of October 2021. The Prime Minister hoped that the launch of this helpline would help ensure peace and security in the country as it would enable timely action against crime.”

TikToker Attacked by Atleast 400 Men at Lahore’s Minar-e-Pakistan

The importance of the formation of the emergency helpline was duly noted after the 14th August assault cases of women in Lahore’s Minar-e-Pakistan monument in the central city. The incident when reported had shocked the country to its very core.

As for now, over two dozen men have been arrested and over 100 have been identified with the help of the videos recorded at the crime scene in which what appeared was a mob attacking and sexually assaulting the woman, Ayesha Akram.

Akram told the police she was assaulted, manhandled, and robbed by hundreds of men in broad daylight. As per her complaint, the mob picked her up and tossed her around for hours, while she called the police emergency helpline which wasn’t answered for at least three hours.

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It is known that gender-based violence and abuse had risen during the lockdown in countries worldwide, including Pakistan. People encountered high levels of anxiety amid the pandemic, while rising levels of tensions increased abuse against women and children, with them nowhere to flee to or ask for assistance. Moreover, there were concerns that female medical staff was subject to sexual abuse at hospitals.

Emergency Helpline Numbers For Women & Child Protection in Pakistan