Who is Ayesha Akram?
Ayesha Akram is a well-known Tiktoker living in Lahore. He made TikTok videos, and from here, he became famous. Ayesha went to Lahore's Greater Iqbal Park on Independence Day with a group of six friends.
He was filming and taking selfies with his friends during the horrific incident. The video has spread on social media like fire.
Incident on Pakistan's Independence Day at the Minar-e-Pakistan, Lahore
Tiktok star Ayesha Akram was filming her Tiktok account with her group of friends at Lahore's Greater Iqbal Park near Minar-e-Pakistan on Freedom Day at the time of the incident, and the girl was sexually abused, found and stripped by 300-400 men, who even went through his clothes as he passed her between each other.
The men attacked Ayesha and his friends in Minar-e-Pakistan, although the group tried to flee but failed because the crowd was so large.
As reported by Vice and other areas, the incident began after Ayesha Akram, and her friends went to film people celebrating Pakistan Independence Day in Minar-e-Pakistan, a monument in Lahore, the capital of Pakistan's Punjab province. Akram is TikToker with 115,000 followers, reports Vice, although Insider could not confirm the alleged account.
According to Vice, a large group of men began to crowd around Akram to take selfies before attacking him. However, the location did not specify whether the information came from Punjab authorities or Akram's interviews with other sources.
Interview With Local News and Police Report
"They took everything away from me," Akram said in an interview with local news station Daily Pakistan, the Insider who translates from Urdu into English. "The people who were trying to save me were also the people who were undressing me. One was taking off my clothes, and the other was trying to cover me up."
According to Vice, citing a Pakistani police report, the crowd reportedly had between 300 and 400 men, and the incident took about two and a half hours before Akram's rescue.
"It was difficult to breathe," Akram continued in his interview with Daily Pakistan. "A child came and tried to pour water on my neck. He said, 'Are you crazy? This girl is almost dead."
Punjab police commented on the allegations on Twitter on Wednesday, saying that Pakistan's National Database and Registration Authority, which controls Pakistani nationals' information, was working to obtain statements from the attackers.
Political Leaders of Pakistan ordered an Inquiry on this Incident.
According to authorities in Punjab, many prominent Pakistani politicians have spoken out about the incident, and investigations into the perpetrators are ongoing.
According to the Details of the Park Security Guard
According to the information, the park's security guard tried to help and even opened areas near Minar-e-Pakistan, but the crowd followed them as people measured the fenced area.
"However, the crowd was large, and people were measuring the fenced area and coming towards us. People were pushing and pulling me until they tore my clothes. Several people tried to help me, but the crowd was too big, and they kept throwing me in the air," said Ayesha Akram.
The Attacker also Snatched Ayesha's Mobile Phone and her Belongings.
The mob reportedly took the girl's ring and earrings and stole her cellphone, CNIC, and Rs. There were 15,000 dollars when they attacked a group of friends and abused a girl in Minar-e-Pakistan.
FIR Registered:
In yet another shocking episode of violence against women during the escalation of such incidents, a woman from Lahore's Greater Iqbal Park was attacked by hundreds of men on August 14.
Police have registered a case against hundreds of unknown individuals who attacked TikToker and her friends at Greater Iqbal Park - Minar in Pakistan on Independence Day.
The FIR is registered with the Lorry Adda police station against an unidentified defendant on a complaint under the victim of section 354 A (assault or use of criminal force on a woman and stripping her of her clothes), 382 (theft after preparing to cause death, injury or restraint for robbery), 147 (violence ) and 149 (illegal assembly) of the Pakistan Penal Code, local media reported.
Victim Statement
In a police statement, the victim said that he would make a video near Minar-e-Pakistan on Independence Day with six of his friends when a large crowd of 300 to 400 people attacked and harassed them.
He also pointed out that they had worked hard to escape the disturbing situation but were all in trouble as the crowd was large and violent.
In a statement to the police, people allegedly attacked him and tore his clothes.
During the disturbing episode, her ring and earrings were stolen, and her friend's cellphone was stolen, with some money, TikToker said.
In addition, Lahore DIGOperations'' Sergeant Kiyani ordered the chief of police (SP) to immediately arrest the suspects by identifying the suspects in the video circulating on social media.
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