Pakistan is often in the news for the news of terrorism, generosity and atrocities against women. The situation of women is still very worrying there, where they have to live in a bottle between social and religious restrictions. A recent case is from Peshawar, which once again presented a terrible picture of women’s rights in Pakistan. Here, a man just cut all the hair of his wife’s head on the case that his scarf slipped out of his head during the wedding ceremony. This incident raised serious questions about the atrocities with women in Pakistan. According to media reports, the woman of the victim attended the wedding of her husband’s cousin. When his family members met during the ceremony, her scarf accidentally slid off the head. Her husband saw this incident and he became angry. The woman claims that her husband, after returning from the ceremony, began to hit her badly on her charge. The woman said that while he knocked, her three -year -old child was also present in the house, but there was no one else who could save her. The man cut the hair of the head, the victim said that after beating her husband, picking up the scissors and cut all the hair on her head. The woman claims that her husband is a member of the Malakland Lewis -power, a paramilitary force in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province Pakistan. The woman said in the complaint that, even after this inhuman act, she remained silent because the man threatened her that if she told someone, he would kill her. Despite being in an atmosphere of fear, the woman finally showed courage and filed a complaint against her husband at the Mathra police station on Wednesday. The delayed complaint The woman told police that she had gone to the wedding ceremony earlier this month and that the incident had occurred. However, she could not immediately file a complaint because of her husband’s threat to kill her life. According to media reports, police seriously registered a Spar on the woman’s complaint. Police registered a case against the accused man under appropriate divisions and began investigation. The pathetic state of women in Pakistan is not the first time such vandalism has been done with women in Pakistan. There are often reports of issues such as honor, domestic violence and forced marriages from there. According to the report of human rights organizations, there is an ongoing increase in cases of violence against women in Pakistan. Especially in rural and religious, women have not yet received basic freedom today. Women should face physical and spiritual torture if there is a slight decline in coverage, curtain and the result of religious traditions. In many cases, they are punished for death. This incident of Peshawar, condemned internationally, also created concerns at international level. Organizations working for women’s rights condemned the incident and demanded the government of Pakistan to ensure women’s safety and act strictly against the culprits. The question arises that how long will women continue to suffer from social ties and religious fanaticism in a country like Pakistan, even in the 21st century? Shouldn’t they have the right to live without fear?
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