Pakistan police register a case against a mob that killed a man suspected of desecrating the Quran
- Police in northwestern Pakistan registered a case against hundreds for attacking a police station and killing a man suspected of desecrating the Quran.
- The suspect identified as Mohammad Ismail was from Punjab and was killed by a mob after being questioned by police in Madyan.
- Ismail was accused of burning Quran pages, leading to the mob attacking the police station, killing him, and burning his body.
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A tourist has been forcibly removed from a police station by angry crowds and set on fire in a packed street in northwestern Pakistan after being charged with blasphemy, the BBC reports.
Tourist Lynched in Pakistani Town Amid Blasphemy Allegations
Tourist Lynched in Pakistani Town Amid Blasphemy Allegations In a shocking incident that has stunned the community, an enraged mob in the scenic Pakistani town of Swat took the law into their own hands and lynched a tourist, Muhammad Ismail, after accusing him of desecrating the Quran.On Thursday night, Ismail, a 40-year-old resident of Sialkot in Punjab province, was visiting the northwestern hill resort when he was alleged to have burnt pages…
A tourist accused of blasphemy was forcibly removed from a police station and killed in the street by angry crowds. The incident took place in Pakistan, the BBC reports.
It happened in the city of Madyan, in northern Pakistan. The man is said to be a Pakistani tourist.
Mob beats tourist to death & sets body on FIRE for ‘insulting Koran’
THIS is the terrifying moment a lynch mob broke into a police station before beating a tourist to death. The gang targeted a man who had been detained for allegedly insulting the Koran as the horrific ordeal ended with the victim’s corpse being set on fire as large crowds cheered on. APHundreds gathered in Pakistan as a man was lynched and set on fire after being accused of insulting the Koran[/caption] APMoments before the man was beaten was de…
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