How Does a Pakistani Husband Get Back At the Two Neighbor Sons That Fooled Around With His Wife? Well, Attack Their Mother and Parade Her Naked !

Rights for women in Pakistan are bleak. The nation still remains without a domestic violence law, pending objections from a hardline religious party. — Photo by AFP


You know, this is just one of those stories that I can't resist...can't resist showing how Muslims in Pakistan deal with issues - you see, it always comes down to the fault of the woman, or a woman...hell, ANY woman. And not just in Pakistan - we have seen women brutally raped in places like Saudi Arabia and Egypt who literally have been arrested for that and then beaten for it.

Let me set the scene here in Pakistan. A Pakistani man suspects a pair of sons of a neighbor of fooling around with his wife and supposedly impregnating her. So he gathers up his brothers and they go to confront the boys (not sure of the ages) but they have fled the neighborhood. So, what does this husband and his gang of brothers do? Well, silly, they take their rage out on the obvious culprit in the whole scenario...the mother of the two accused boys. They attack her....drag her from her home....strip her of her clothing...and then march her down the streets to humiliate her.

Wouldn't Mo be so damn proud?

The story is from DAWN.

Woman paraded naked in village north of Islamabad


ISLAMABAD: A woman was forcibly paraded naked through a village after her sons were accused of sleeping with a married neighbour who became pregnant, police said Tuesday.

The incident happened after neighbour Mohammad Salman grew suspicious that the woman’s sons slept with his wife in Neelor Bala village, 100 kilometres north of Islamabad, said police official Akhtar Nawaz.

Enraged Salman and his brothers went to confront the suspects, who were identified only as Rashid and Kazim, but they had fled, leaving behind their mother, Nawaz said.

“They dragged her out, tore up her clothes and forced her to walk naked on the street,” the police official said.

“No one has come to lodge a formal complaint. Police registered a case themselves after receiving reports from local residents,” he told AFP.

An investigation is underway and two people have been taken into custody for questioning, he said.

Police investigation officer Shabbir Hussain Shah said the statement of the woman, who is aged about 50, had been recorded.

Salman, who works in Lahore, believed that one of the brothers had got his wife pregnant while he was away from home, Shah said.

Rights for women in Pakistan are bleak. The nation still remains without a domestic violence law, pending objections from a hardline religious party.