Pakistani actress condemns violence against Uzma Khan and her sister

Leading actress of Pakistan showbiz industry, Armeena Rana Khan, has regretted the harassment of actress and model Uzma Khan and her sister and reportedly strongly condemned the incident.

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Baaghi TV: On social networking site Twitter, actress Armeena Khan condemned the incident of violence against actress and model Uzma Khan and her sister and wrote that, the “relationships are private but the law is public”.

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She added that limits are exceeded when armed men without legal writ attacked private residences and tortured unarmed civilians. This is the most “concerning aspect” of the whole tragedy.

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https://twitter.com/ArmeenaRK/status/1265669332895481856

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Earlier, while tweeting on social networking site Twitter, Iqrar ul Hassan said that whether it is the wife of a colonel or the daughter of a contractor, a top official of an airline or a politician responsible for tying donkeys in schools (whether it is Sindh or KPK, Balochistan and Punjab) until everyone is made a symbol by law or strict law. The nation will continue to create such trends.

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پھر کہوں گا کہ #کرنل_کی_بیوی ہو یا #ٹھیکیدار_کی_بیٹی، ائیر لائن کے اعلٰی افسر ہوں یا اسکولوں میں گدھےبندھے ہونے کے ذمے دار سیاستدان (چاہے سندھ ہو یاکےپی کے، بلوچستان اورپنجاب) جب تک سب کوقانون کےمطابق یا سخت قانون بنا کر نشانِ عبرت نہیں بنایا جاتا، قوم ٹرینڈ ہی بناتی رہےگی

— Iqrar ul Hassan Syed (@iqrarulhassan) May 27, 2020

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It is to be noted that, the trend was started on social media after the incident of Malik Riaz’s daughter torturing the actresses and spraying petrol on her came to light.

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