Cannibalism in Punjab

[Admin Khan]

[MENTION=2]Admin Khan[/MENTION]


Yaar, yeh to bakwas thread hain.

If I start mention selling of women and bacha baazi among Pashtuns then I will automatically become the villain.


Yar, zara izzat se baat kaaro. Yeh toh nainsaafi hain.

I agree with you. You are 100% right. Just because of 1-2 bad Pashtuns, the entire Pashtun ethnic group should not be judged. Just because of 1-2 Punjabis, the entire Punjabi group should not be judged. There are a ton of awesome, intelligent, warm-hearted, and helpful Punjabis in the world. I condemn anyone who tries to label an entire group with an action of a few. Punjabis, Tajiks, are the Muslim brothers of Pashtuns, no doubt about it.

[HalloIsBack]

I agree with you. You are 100% right. Just because of 1-2 bad Pashtuns, the entire Pashtun ethnic group should not be judged. Just because of 1-2 Punjabis, the entire Punjabi group should not be judged. There are a ton of awesome, intelligent, warm-hearted, and helpful Punjabis in the world. I condemn anyone who tries to label an entire group with an action of a few. Punjabis, Tajiks, are the Muslim brothers of Pashtuns, no doubt about it.

me too?

[afghan]

watch this barbaric and uncivilized aspect of punjab

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=01d_1282455999

Sialkot Brothers Brutal Killing Urdu - YouTube
Mob justice is very common in punjab. A person will be blamed for some thing and people nearby will attack him without confirming the truth. Many innocent people gets killed and burnt alive by mobs in punjab for false charges. You wont believe it, women are paraded naked in streets, it frequently occurs in punjab. You wont observe it in pakhtunkhwa.

thats how the pakies want pashtun tribes to be civilized.

[tuomittuelämään]

the most sickening aspect of punjab province was waves of epidemics of rapes of small girls and female corpses from graves

This sordid display of degeneracy and disregard for human life can probably somehow be linked to horribly distorted views on sexuality and rampant sexual repression embedded within their culture.

[Smarty]

The point is, rural punjab is very jahil and uncivilized. Rural pashtun might be illiterate but he is not jahil. He follows simple islam , is cultured and has code. You will find pashtun in every part of pakistan. Tablighis have told me that there are many rural areas of punjab where people cant recite Quran, dont know how to pray salat. A kashmiri told me that two decades ago there were only few empty mosques in their villages, now pashtuns have revived the mosques and are inviting people to salat.
Pakhtuns might be poor and backward but they are not digging graves for meat, parading women naked on streets, delivering mob justice, gang-raping women in open, throwing acid on the faces of women, raping baby girls , raping dead corpses etc. Pakis make fun of india for their high ratio of rapes but their punjab itself is very similar to india.

[Toramana]

There may be some truth in what smarty says. I searched and found the following report that says 79% gang rapes occurred in Punjab over the period 2008-2013. I have visited Punjab villages. Rural population is far backward than that of KP. But villages in Sindh are even worse.

Rural population of KP is more educated, democratic, and clean-looking relative to these two provinces.[/SIZE]

"As many as 1,075 women were gang-raped (202 in 2008, 202 in 2009, 237 in 2010, 225 in 2011 and 209 case were reported in 2012 in the Punjab during the 5 years, which shows that 78.69% of gang rape incidents occurred in Punjab as over 1,366 cases were reported through out the country, The figure revealed that 832 people were kidnapped for ransom in five year – 213 in 2008, 174 in 2009, 146 in 2010, 184 in 2011 and 115 in 2012 - while 67,690 persons were kidnapped or abducted as 11,279 were kidnapped in 2008, 11,972 in 2009, 13,820 in 2010, 15,035 in 2011 and 15,584 in 2012."

The full report is here.

http://www.thenews.com.pk/Todays-News-13-21913-Crime-report-of-five-years-issued

[Toramana]

Here is another report I found, this one by FEFEN.

"While 17 cases of honour killing were registered in August, the number rose to 27 in 13 districts in September. Region-wise, 59% of the total such FIRs were filed in six districts in Punjab, 26% in Sindh's five districts, 11% in Nasirabad district in Balochistan and one such incident registered in district Dera Ismail Khan in KP. There was no case recorded in ICT.

Out of 16 such incidences registered in Punjab, four each were reported in Faisalabad and Sahiwal districts, while three each were recorded in Pakpattan and Gujranwala. Crimes against women are generally regarded as the outcome of certain socially sanctioned prejudices, against them, especially in rural and largely inaccessible tribal areas where restrictions are imposed on their mobility and gender intermixing. However, data suggests these might be prevalent in developed urban centers as well. During the reporting month, the most honour killing cases were reported in districts in Punjab.

There were 228 FIRs lodged for rape in 47 districts. Of these, 83% or 190 were reported in 26 districts in Punjab, 9% in 13 in KP, 7% in seven districts in Sindh and two such cases registered in Quetta district in Balochistan.

Of the 190 rape FIRs in Punjab, 25 were registered in Rahimyar Khan, followed by 17 in Gujranwala, 15 each in Faisalabad and Okara, 14 in Bahawalnagar and 10 each in Pakpattan and Sahiwal. Together these districts constituted 56% of all rape cases recorded in Punjab. Similarly, nine out of 22 rape cases registered in Sindh were reported in Karachi (West).

The most frequently reported crime against women was that of forced marriage for which 447 FIRs were filed in 28 districts. Almost half of these FIRs (49%, 218) were lodged in nine districts in Punjab with Sheikhupura reporting the most cases (52). Faisalabad followed with 50 and Okara was third with 23 cases.

Thirty nine percent of the total FIRs for this offence were reported in 11 districts in Sindh, 8% in five districts in KP, 3% in ICT and 1% in Balochistan. In Sindh, 80% of the total registered cases of forced marriages (124) were reported in Karachi (West) and 14 in Hyderabad.

Twenty three districts in Punjab accounted for 85% of the total 191 FIRs registered for assault on women's modesty in 31 districts. The regions of KP, Sindh and Balochistan constituted 8%, 4% and 3% of all such cases. The highest reporting districts for this offence in Punjab were Gujranwala (21 FIRs), Multan (19), Okara (16) and Layyah (13).

There were 84 FIRs registered in seven districts for offences relating to marriages. All these districts were in Punjab. No other region reported this offence.

Faisalabad recorded the most such FIRs (23) followed by 22 in Multan, 16 in Muzaffargarh and 13 in Sargodha."

http://www.fafen.org/site/publications/66_PCM_November_2011.pdf

[Toramana]

Here is FAFEN report for 2013.

1.4 Crimes against women
An overall decrease of 27% was noted for crimes against women. Out of 840 cases for crimes against women, 35% were of forced marriages. Punjab reported 52% cases of forced marriage, Sindh 30%, KP 11%, Balochistan 5% and ICT 2%. Most cases for forced marriages (32) were reported in Vehari, along with 29 each in Faisalabad and Dera Ghazi Khan.

Thirty-three districts reported 246 cases of attack on modesty with Punjab reporting 95% of the total. Lahore (89), Gujranwala (18) and Sargodha (12) were the top reporting districts for this crime. A 17% increase was recorded in December.

Of the 155 cases of rape, 92% were registered in Punjab. Sindh, KP and Balochistan reported 4%, 3% and 1% cases of rape, respectively. Districts reporting highest number of such cases were Lahore (22), Rahimyar Khan (18) and Faisalabad (12).

One-hundred and ten cases of offences relating to marriage were filed in 11 districts with 94% in Punjab and 6% in KP. Faisalabad (21), Khanewal (19) and Multan (16) were the districts with most number of cases. Fifty-four percent decrease in these cases was observed in the reporting month.

Twenty-seven honor killing FIRs were registered in 18 districts. Honor killing cases dropped by 23% during December as 25 cases were registered in November.
Against word, gesture or act intended to insult modesty of a woman, eight cases were filed in Rahimyar Khan. 1.5 Other crimes Cases that do not fall under any of the above mentioned categories are included under this head. For other crimes 24,944 FIRs
were reported in 93 districts. Punjab registered 54%, Sindh 10%, KP 35%, Balochistan and ICT, 1% each. Lahore (1,920),

1.1 Crimes involving physical harm

A total of 3,714 FIRs were registered for crimes involving physical harm. Most cases reported were of hurt (1,569) - 71% in Punjab, 13% in Sindh, 11% in KP, 4% in Balochistan and 1% in ICT. Lahore (126), Faisalabad (96) and Multan (90) reported
most number of cases for hurt.

Eight-ninety one FIRs against attempt to murder were registered. Of these 51% were filed in Punjab, 25% in Sindh, 20% in KP,4% in Balochistan and 0.1% in ICT. Lahore (77), Sargodha (34) and Sialkot (28) reported highest number of cases. In addition,
871 murder cases were filed, of which Punjab reported 42%, Sindh 26%, KP 27%, Balochistan 5% and ICT 0.1%. The highest reporting districts were Peshawar (62), Karachi West (45) and Lahore (35). Further, 179 qatl-e-khata cases were reported
where Lahore (26), Faisalabad and Sheikhupura (8 each) reported most number of cases. Sixty-seven FIRs of qatl-bis-sabab were registered. Lahore (14) and Khanewal (11) were top reporting districts. The cases for qatl-bis-sabab observed a drop of
34% during December.

Total 122 cases of illegal confinement were filed, most were in Punjab (92%) followed by Sindh (1%), KP (7%) and Balochistan (1%). Lahore reported most cases (72). Illegal confinement cases were up by 49% in comparison to the preceding month.

An increase of more than a hundred percent was reported for FIRs related to terrorism, as 42 cases were reported this month while only 20 cases were filed last month. The highest number of cases (24) were registered in KP, 19 in Peshawar, six in
Rahimyar Khan and three cases in Nowshera.

1.2 Crimes pertaining to property

With 7,444 cases of crimes pertaining to property, an overall 8% increase was observed. Of the total, 3,103 cases were of theft;
78% registered in Punjab, 18% in Sindh, KP 3%, and Balochistan and ICT, 1% each. Most theft cases were reported in Lahore (616), Faisalabad (264) and Karachi East (205).

Robbery and dacoity cases registered a count of 1,435. Of these 77% were reported in Punjab while 21% of the cases were reported in Sindh, KP 1% and Balochistan 2%. Lahore (288), Faisalabad (259) and Karachi East (86) reported most
number of cases. For motor vehicle lifting, 1,411 FIRs were filed with 92% reported in Punjab. Lahore (502), Faisalabad (224) and Multan (104) were the top reporting districts. Moreover, 609 motor vehicle snatching cases were registered with
67% registered in Punjab and 27% in Sindh. The highest reporting districts were Karachi East (78), Faisalabad (65) and
Lahore (61).

Eight-seventy eight cases of criminal trespass were reported and most number of cases were again filed in Punjab (94%). Three percent cases were reported in Sindh and 2% each in KP and Balochistan. Top reporting districts were Lahore (336), Faisalabad (86) and Multan (59). There were eight extortion cases filed in five districts. Three cases in Karachi West and two cases were reported in Faisalabad.

A massive decrease of 98% was reported for extortion cases. Last month 334 cases were registered in DPO offices."

1.3 Threat and fraud crimes
A total of 2,960 FIRs were registered under threat and fraud crimes. Cheating, with 511 cases in 44 districts, was the most
widely reported crime. Ninety percent of these were reported in Punjab, 6% in KP, 3% in Sindh and 1% in Balochistan. Lahore
(165), Multan (69) and Faisalabad (47) reported most crimes.
One-fifty one cases of criminal intimidation were reported where Punjab registered 77%, Sindh 8%, KP 15% and Balochistan 0.6%. Peshawar (19), Rawalpindi (17) and Layyah (16) were the top reporting districts. Thirty-one percent decrease in cases
for this crime was noted.

Offences against public tranquility numbered 56 in eight districts. Gujranwala (17), Tharparkar (16) and Karachi West (8) reported most number of cases. Compared to 43 cases in November 2012, an increase of 30% was registered.

The most frequent cases reported were of counterfeiting currency notes (1,758) with most registered in Punjab (95%). KP (3%), Sindh (2%) and Balochistan (1%) distantly followed. Highest reporting districts were Lahore (512), Faisalabad (238) and

http://www.fafen.org/site/v5/publications/322_PCM-%20February%202013.pdf

[Smarty]

Latest news of today ,a punjabi throws acid on the face of 20 year old girl after she refused to marry him.

http://www.business-standard.com/article/pti-stories/man-throws-acid-on-girl-for-refusing-to-marry-him-in-pakistan-114042501175_1.html

[MENTION=1201]Toramana[/MENTION]