Ok

By continuing your visit to this site, you accept the use of cookies. These ensure the smooth running of our services. Learn more.

01 May 2010

A Christian housemaid tortured by Pakistan Air Force Police

DSC00790.jpgIslamabad; April 28, 2010. (PCP) Sumera Pervaiz, 14 years old Christian girl was working as housemaid in Wing Commander Faheem Cheema house in Pakistan Air Force Islamabad base colony while his family was also living in servants quarters area


Wing Commander Pakistan Air Force lodged a report against unidentified persons on a theft in his house claiming that thieves took away valuables and more than 900 grams of gold ornaments on April 15, 2010. The Marglla Police Station Islamabad was investigation the case when PAF Police allegedly picked up Sumera Pervaiz and other members of his family and tortured to third degree.

Teenage Sumera Pervaiz was tortured for 5 days to accept theft from his employer PAF Wing Commander Faheem Cheema but she claimed he innocence. She was so brutally tortured by PAF Police that admitted to Pakistan Air Force Hospital for medical aid to save her life. The PAF police not bothered to inform Margalla Police Station that they were picking civilian Sumera Pervaiz and others for investigation.

On the directives of Session Judge, Police here on 26th April, Monday recovered a 14-year old Christian girl from Pakistan Air Force (PAF) hospital, Islamabad.

These people were also living in the PAF Colony in category four-quarters. On Thursday, the police produced 4 people before the District and Session Judge Ch. Mazhar Hussain Barlas. However the police told the court that Sumera`s health didn’t allow her to come in the court and was, therefore admitted in the PAF Hospital.

On this Sumera`s Advocates Jamila Aslam and Shamoona Javid pleaded the court that their client had been tortured, and requested it to direct for producing the girl in the court.

After that, the judge ordered SHO Station House Officer Margalla to bring Sumera in the court. Later the police produced the girl before the court. In her statement before the judge Sumera told the Court that on April 15, some three persons in plain clothes dropped in her house at mid-night and picked her along with her father.

She said "We remained in the custody of those people for many days, who brutally tortured me during their so called interrogation". She further said that when she was being interrogated by the PAF Police she also saw her brother there. When the Judge asked her who had brought her to the hospital, she replied that during interrogation she had gone unconscious and later she found herself in the hospital, "So I don’t know who brought me there" she added.

On this the judge in his remarks said that while keeping in view the statement it seems that Sumera`s brother was also in the custody of PAF.



The judge directed the SHO Margalla to produce Imran Pervaiz before the Court. He further ordered that if Imran was not produced then he would direct him (the SHO) to lodge a FIR against the Wing Commander Faheem Cheema in the light of Sumera and her father's statements. The Session judge further directed the police for medical checkup of Sumera and said that medical reports to be shown to the court. While the judge released four other people including Pervaiz Masih, Sana bibi, Parveen Masih and Kala Masih who also allegedly remained in the custody of the PAF Police.

Sumera is barely able to walk, according to the doctors she might not be able to walk for the rest of her life. Her whole family has been severely tortured by the police.

On the other hand the Wing Commander has said " I dont know anything about the illegal detention of the family, neither I asked the police to interrogate them. They did everything on their own".

Christian organizations including Pakistan Christian Congress, Ephlal Ministry, Peace Pakistan, Protect Foundation, Life for All and others have strongly condemned the brutal torturing of the innocent family done by the police. Chairman Ephlal Ministry Mr. Mehboob Alam is calling on other Christian leaders to stand with the family in time of their need, as they have been thrown out of the PAF quarters.

22:54 Posted in PAKISTAN | Permalink | Comments (1) |  Facebook |

Comments

Why this mistreatment sounds so familiar when the news papers release in its cover the police committing corrupted acts of aggression.

Posted by: Cheap Viagra | 04 August 2010

The comments are closed.