Despite previously condemning the Minar-e-Pakistan incident of ‘mass groping’ the victim, now Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar is alleging Aisha Akram ‘harassed’ or enticed the mob.
In a recent interview, the Pyaray Afzal writer shared his opinions about the harassment incident at Minar-e-Pakistan.
“Such women should be held accountable for harassment.”
While he admits what the mob did is condemnable and they should be punished for the heinous actions, he claims that Aisha Akram also ‘harassed’ the mob.
As per the Meray Paas Tum Ho writer, the TikToker Ayesha Akram will be scrutinized for inviting her TikTok followers for a meet and greet. Additionally, he believes that by giving flying kisses and hugs to fans at Minar-e-Pakistan, she also harassed the mob as this is also a form of harassment.
The Punjab Nahi Jaungi writer added that harassment on both sides needs to be judged.
“The way she was conducting herself at the monument, my society doesn’t allow it.”
Surprisingly, Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar had earlier grieved the 400 vs 1 incident. He expressed alarm over how back in the day when a few men harassed women, several others would step in to stop them.
“I think about those 400 boys, the families they belong to. Most of us have a mother and sister at home. They are sinners yet wasn’t there any shame that if someone’s sister or daughter is at our mercy, was there not a single honorable man among you to stop this incident from occurring.”
Yet, despite police being deployed at Iqbal Park, even a phone call didn’t get the police to intervene on time.
I totally agree, while I do demand that justice should be done to that female tiktoker, I couldn’t agree more with Mr Khalil Qamar, I will condemn any female who is posting on tik Tom such vulgar videos, throwing flying kisses and inviting males, in old times such people were called فاحشہ،۔ now as we get ” Modern” and ” “civilized” putting on tight jeans, hugging نا محرم، has become a so called mannerism. Islam is gone and we mourning for such females. What a shame