A very condemnable and tragic incident in Pakistan has put the entire country to shame. In Lahore, two foreign women were kidnapped, gang-raped, snatched money and threatened with organ trafficking. One woman is from Netherlands and the other from Venezuela.
The main accused in this case is Muhammad Raza Dar, grandson of Pakistan’s Deputy PM Ishaq Dar. This incident has not only seriously tarnished Pakistan’s image at the international level, but has also raised serious questions on the nexus of the ruling families and the justice system.
The main accused in this incident that took place in Lahore on June 29 is the grandson of Pakistan’s Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar. Police have so far arrested four accused, while one is absconding. Lahore court has sent the arrested accused to police custody for five days.
Demand for resignation of Ishaq Dar
Now after the name of Deputy PM Ishaq Dar is linked to the case, the opposition has started demanding his resignation. Senator Faisal Vavda, considered close to the Pakistan Army, has taken a strict stance in this matter. Posting on social media platform X, he demanded immediate resignation of Ishaq Dar. Vawda said that Pakistan is being run like a family corporation, where power and family interests are placed above the dignity of the country.
He also alleged that an attempt was being made to make the case a mere extortion case instead of gang rape. The accused was arrested only after the intervention of foreign embassies. Vavda raised the question that despite such serious allegations, how can Ishaq Dar represent Pakistan in front of the world? He also asked why no leader of the government or the ruling party had yet condemned the incident.
met in singapore
According to investigation, Raza Dar had met these two women in Singapore last year. Raza Dar had also arranged for the business visa to come to Pakistan. This incident is not only an attack on the honor of women but also a breach of hospitality and international trust.
Threat to sell organs
When the women reached Pakistan in June 2026, they were abducted on June 29. The accused kept him imprisoned in an isolated house in Lahore. There the women were repeatedly raped, beaten, robbed of their money, and threatened with death. The accused were demanding more money and even threatened to sell the organs if the money was not given.
an embarrassing truth
This incident not only exemplifies violence against women, but also highlights the corruption, nepotism and disregard for law prevalent at the top levels of power in Pakistan. Such inhuman treatment of two foreign women who had come to Pakistan for business is a disgrace for any civilized society. The recurring occurrence of such incidents in Pakistan and the involvement of relatives of people holding high positions in it is extremely worrying and shameful.
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