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Top 5 Trends on Twitter in Pakistan Today are About the Horrifying Assault of a Woman at Minar-e-Pakistan by 400 Men

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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.

“I was stripped, and my clothes were torn apart,” she said while detailing the graphics of the assault. 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 have been circulating on social media. Today, the top 5 trends on Twitter trending in Pakistan were related to the incident: #minarepakistan, #lahoreincident, #ayesha, #400men, and #NotAllMen.

Every day we hear of ever-increasing incidents against women from rape, child abuse, monstrous murders, and now this tragic incident.

The girl was interviewed by reporters who confirmed that neither she was in vile clothes nor had she ever made any indecent videos.

Celebrities, activists, reporters are appalled to see the videos on social media of the tragic event and are calling out men of this country to address this heinous crime, so no more women have to ever face such tragedies in the country. All in all, people called out for “No More Victim Blaming.”

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and Asifa Bhutto Zardari also tweeted about the assault and called upon authorities to serve justice

The clips are truly devastating to watch

Aamir Liaquat said he spoke to Imran Khan regarding the matter. He is sad and angry. Ayesha will get justice soon!

What she was wearing is no longer a question!

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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 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.

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