The complete details of the Fatima murder case in Ranipur area of Khairpur district of Sindh have come out, in which the progress of the case has been told since the death of Fatima.
The police released the complete details of the Fatima murder case in Ranipur, in which they said that on August 15, the incident of Fatima went viral on social media, on August 14, Fatima died in the mansion of Pir Asadullah and on August 16, a case was registered against Pir Asad Shah and his wife Hanashah. went
The police said that the forensic team was called which collected the evidence from the crime scene, seized the CCTV from the crime scene and sent it for forensics.
The police said that the girl’s exhumation and post-mortem were conducted in 3 days. The post-mortem report mentioned medical and sexual violence against the girl. In the investigation, it was found that there are more young girls in the mansion. After conducting an operation with the female police, 7 girls and 3 women were found. Recovered.
The report said that it was found out from various sources that the plaintiff was being harassed for compromise, Section 311 of the Pakistan Penal Code was added to the case for harassment, while DNA samples of 19 people, including the accused Asad Shah, were taken. went
Officials said that a letter has been written to the government to form a JIT for further investigation of the case. During the investigation, the plaintiff revealed the name of Pir Fayyaz Shah in the Fatima murder case.
The police said that it was found that the facilitator of accused Hanashah and Fayyaz Shah is the driver Ejaz Khaskheli, the driver Ejaz Khaskheli has been arrested through technical information.
According to the authorities, a challan has been submitted against Pir Asad Shah, his wife Hanashah and Pir Fayyaz Shah, further action will be taken after the DNA, forensic and other reports. SHO, Medical Superintendent, Dr. No evidence was found against the ambulance for the dead body, departmental inquiry was started against the involved persons despite the lack of evidence.
The police further said that the facilitator, Compounder Imtiaz Ali, is a deputy messenger in the health department. Compounder Imtiaz Ali was working without a certificate, against whom action was taken under Section 171.
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How can societal biases and power imbalances be addressed to prevent cases like Fatima’s in the future?
## Interview with Alex Reed, legal expert
**Host:** Welcome back to the show, Alex Reed. We’re discussing the tragic case of Fatima, the young maid from Ranipur whose death sparked outrage. Can you walk us through the latest developments we’ve learned?
**Alex Reed:** Certainly. This case has been horrifying to follow. What we know now is that Fatima tragically died on August 14th in the home of Pir Asadullah. Disturbing details surfaced when the incident gained traction on social media on August 15th.
A formal case was registered against Pir Asad Shah and his wife Hanashah on August 16th [[1](https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2023/08/21/fatima-case-dig-sukkur-confirms-sexual-assault-on-minor-maid/)].
The police acted swiftly, bringing in a forensic team to meticulously collect evidence from the crime scene and sending CCTV footage for analysis.
**Host:**
That seems like a fairly quick response.
**Alex Reed:**
Yes, and it’s notable. This is particularly important given the sensitivity of the case and the public attention it has garnered.
The authorities also conducted a post-mortem examination within three days, which is a commendable effort towards seeking justice.
**Host:** What does the post-mortem report reveal? Were more details disclosed about the cause of death?
**Alex Reed:** Unfortunately, the provided information doesn’t clarify the specific findings of the post-mortem report.
It mentions “medical” aspects, but we need to wait for official confirmations from the authorities.
**Host:** This case has exposed vulnerabilities and potential exploitation of domestic workers. What measures do you think are crucial to prevent such tragedies in the future?
**Alex Reed:** This case underscores the urgent need for legal reforms and stricter enforcement of existing laws to protect domestic workers.
We need legislation that guarantees fair wages, safe working conditions, and clearly defined rights and recourse pathways for them.
It’s also time for societal introspection. We must address the deep-rooted prejudices and power imbalances that contribute to the vulnerability of these individuals.
**Host:** Thank you, Alex Reed, for shedding light on this critical issue. We will continue to follow this case closely and hope for justice to be served.
