Goat Rape Case: Pakistan: Goat was gang-raped by five people, people reminded Imran of his statement. A goat was assaulted and raped by five men in Okara, Pakistan

Islamabad : A case of gang-raped with a goat has come to light in Pakistan. The incident took place in Okara in the Punjab province of Pakistan. The police have registered a case against five criminals for torturing the goat, gang-raping and then killing the goat. The owner of the goat has told that he had bought the goat for 60 thousand rupees. According to the owner, the incident happened on July 24 when he tied the goat outside the house. Meanwhile, five people came and kidnapped her and gang-raped the goat by taking her to a wooded area a few kilometers away from her house, after which the goat died.

rape in the forest

According to the goat owner, when he reached the forest in search of the goat, the goat was dead. The dead goat was later taken to a veterinary hospital where doctors confirmed rape. The police has started its action by registering a case. The accused are currently absconding but a case has been registered against all of them under sections 377 and 429 of the Pakistan Panel Code. Police is trying to arrest the five accused. Three of them have been identified as Naeem, Nadeep, Rab Nawaz.

Imran Khan trolled

Meanwhile, social media users have put Imran Khan in the dock after the incident. Imran Khan said a few days ago that “sexual abuse is caused by pornography, which comes from western and Indian culture.” At the same time, he had also called ‘curtains mandatory’ and said that men are not robots. If women wear less clothes then the effect will be visible.

Wasim Akram’s wife posted

Now after the goat rape, people have started trolling Imran Khan for his statement on social media. Former cricketer Wasim Akram’s wife Shaniera Akram has asked ‘Who will be the goat today?’ She said in her Instagram post, ‘Obviously, the accused would say that all the goats were at fault, why was she alone, why was her body not covered?’ In his post, he described education, employment, strong laws in the country as necessary.