PM takes notice of disabled girl’s rape
By Our Correspondent
July 20, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan has directed for early investigation into the matter of alleged sexual assault attempt against a disabled minor girl in Okara.
According to the Prime Minister Office, taking notice of the complaint filed by the girl's mother at Pakistan Citizen's Portal, the Prime Minister directed to arrest the accused at the earliest and take legal action against them.
On the direction of the Prime Minister, the Prime Minister Delivery Unit has asked the DPO Okara to immediately take action in this regard. DPO has suspended the investigation officer because he had also got bribes from the mother of the victim. The Prime Minister Office also directed the DPO to keep it informed about the proceedings.
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