ISLAM: FIVE WOMEN BURIED ALIVE IN “HONOR KILLING”

The bodies of the five women who were

This is what the war is really about. Women. Subjugation. I have utter contempt for any human being who will not call this death cult what it really is. Pure evil. The horror.

This is not random, this is increasing. This is America. This Amina and Sarah Said — their terrorist  father, radicalized brother and mother got away with it and so will is Minister and his brother and every other Muslim that took a hand in it.

Add this heinous violence to this (just posted yesterday).

Leftards and apologists are busy designing prisons masquerading as swimsuits for the enslaved.

PAKISTAN: Five women buried alive, allegedly by the brother of a minister hat tip Beth

The Asian Human Rights
Commission (AHRC) has received information from a remote area of Balochistan
province, that five women were buried alive, allegedly by the younger brother of
Mr. Sadiq Umrani, the provincial minister and a prominent leader of the Pakistan
People’s Party, the ruling party. However, police have still not arrested the
perpetrators after one month of the incident.

CASE
DETAILS:

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The Umrani tribe is mainly
concentrated in the Jafarabad and Naseerabad districts of Balochistan provice
that are about 300 kilometers from Quetta city, the provincial capital. Mr.
Sadiq Umrani, the provincial minister for housing and construction, was elected
to the Balochistan Assembly in the February 18, 2008 elections from Dera the
Murad Jamali constituency of district Naseerabad.

It is believed that due to
the influence of the minister and his brother the incident was not reported in
the media.

According to the information
received, five women were Ms. Fatima, wife of Umeed Ali Umrani, Jannat Bibi,
wife of Qaiser Khan, Fauzia, daughter of Ata Mohammad Umrani, and two other
girls, aged between 16 to 18 years. They were at the house of Mr. Chandio at
Baba Kot village and to leave for a civil court at Usta Mohammad, district
Jafarabad, so that three of the girls could marry the men of their choice. Their
decision to have marriage in court was the result of several days of discussions
with the elders of the tribe who refused them permission to marry. The names of
two younger girls were not ascertained because of strong control of tribal
leaders in the area.

As the news of their plans
leaked out, Mr. Abdul Sattar Umrani, a brother of the minister, came with more
than six persons and abducted them at gun points. They were taken in a Land
Cruiser jeep, bearing a registration number plate of the Balochistan government,
to another remote area, Nau Abadi, in the vicinity of Baba Kot. After reaching
the deserted area of Nau Abadi, Abdul Sattar Umrani and his six companions took
the three younger women out of the jeep and beat them before allegedly opening
fire with their guns. The girls were seriously injured but were still alive at
that moment. Sattar Umrani and his accomplices hurled them into a wide ditch and
covered them with earth and stones. The two older women were an aunt of Fauzia
and the other, the mother of one minor. When they protested and tried to stop
the burial of the minors that were plainly alive, the attackers were so angry
that they also pushed them into the ditch and buried all alive. After completing
the burial, they fired several shots into to the air so that no one would come
close.

The minors were educated and
were studying in classes from 10 to 12. They were punished for trying to decide
about their marriages.

After one month the police have
still not registered the case and it is difficult to get more detailed
information. The provincial minister is so powerful that police are reluctant to
provide details on the murder. When the AHRC contacted Mr. Sadiq Umrani,
provincial minister, he confirmed the incident by saying that only three women
had been killed by unknown persons. He denied his or his brother’s involvement.
He went on to say that the police will not disclose any information about the
case as to do so now would be implicate themselves. However, concerned officers
of two different police stations have confirmed the incident and explained that
no one is providing any information. Also as they could not find the graves of
the victims it is difficult to register the case. The victim’s family members
have since left the place and their whereabouts are unknown.

The alleged perpetrator, Mr.
Abdul Sattar Umrani, the brother of the provincial minister, was also involved
in murder of three persons, including one young woman, in January 2006. That
case was similar in that a school teacher, Mr. Mohammad Aslam, was going with
his lover in a taxi to a civil court to court marry. The perpetrators stopped
them at Manjo Shori, sub district Tumboo, District Naseerabad and killed all
three persons by gun fire. The dead included the taxi driver, Mr. Jabal Aidee.
The police were unable to institute a murder case for five months until the
intervention of Mr. Iftekhar Choudhry, the deposed Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court and also the deputy speaker of Senate. But only one person was arrested
and the perpetrator Abdul Sattar Umrani remained at large.

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