Give justice to Kulsoom, the demand has become a top trend on Twitter, according to a Baaghi TV report. Anchor person Iqrar ul Hassan wrote on social networking site Twitter that Kulsoom, who was sold for Rs. 300,000, had Pashto as her mother tongue and Punjabi and Saraiki were spoken where she was imprisoned. When she addressed me as “my brother” (my brother), I found out that there is no language of oppression, no identity. Iqrar ul Hassan further said that even if we assume for a moment that it is a ritual to marry a girl by paying money, shouldn’t we also stand against this ritual? In this case, the money was given to the brokers, not to the girl’s family. ایک لمحے کو فرض بھی کر لیں کہ لڑکی کو پیسے دے کر اُس سے نکاح کرنا رسم ہے تو بھی کیا ہمیں اس رسم کے خلاف کھڑے نہیں ہونا چاہئے۔ اس کیس میں لڑکی کے خاندان کو نہیں دلالوں کو پیسے دئیے گئے تھے، سوچئے کوئی فرشتہ صفت بھی ہو تو خریدی ہوئی چیز سے کیسا سلوک کرتا ہو گا؟#JusticeForKulsoom pic.twitter.com/hom3INxk9m — Iqrar ul Hassan Syed (@iqrarulhassan) July 17, 2020 Following the program and tweet by Iqar … Continue reading Give justice to Kulsoom, demand top trend on Twitter