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India-Pakistan
Woman killed for ‘honour’
2003-11-13
A married woman was stabbed to death by her cousins for ‘honour’ in Hanjarwal police precincts here on Wednesday. The police duty officer said Razia (22), a resident of Amna Park, was married to his cousin Muhammad Ayub, which angered his other cousin Asgher Ali. He wanted to marry her himself.
But Muhammad was a first cousin, and Asgher was only a second cousin, so naturally Pop chose him...
Razia’s father Muhammad Mushtaq told the police he and his three brothers were living in a joint family system. “I married Razia to my nephew Muhammad Ayub, the son of Muhammad Anwar. Asgher was not happy with her marriage and he kidnapped Razia on October 25, and took her to Multan. However, he sent her back to us after a punchayat’s decision,” said Mushtaq.
The brazen hussy! Being abducted like that!
The police officer reported Ayub’s brother Mahmood Ahmed and his cousin Munir Ahmed believed Razia was not kidnapped by Asgher and that she willingly went with him.
"Yeah! You wuz askin' for it, wudn't you? Admit it!"
On the day of occurrence, they came to Razia’s home when her husband and father were on their jobs and argued with her. They became furious, stabbed her to death with a kitchen knife and fled. Razia’s body was sent for autopsy and the police registered a case against the accused on the complaint of her father.
Posted by:Fred Pruitt

#3  "stabbed her to death...and fled"
Why did they flee? If it was an "honor" killing, they should have stayed at the murder scene, basking in all the "honor".

These murderers are ignorant animals, and should be exterminated so they don't spread their disease.
Posted by: Uncle Joe   2003-11-13 1:03:47 AM  

#2  the police registered a case against the accused on the complaint of her father.

At least her father cared to file a case. I would have thought he would just ignore the murder.
Posted by: Charles   2003-11-13 12:47:29 AM  

#1  I wonder what Judge Judy would make of this.
Posted by: Rafael   2003-11-13 12:25:18 AM  

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