A religious teacher tortures kids for plucking flowers

A friend has shared gruesome news and I am speechless.

Three kids named (Aqsa 6 years old, Aafia 4 years old and Junaid 5 years old) were returning from Jamia Farooqia (a religious seminary at Adda Bara Meel) after their religious lessons. Pleased with their performance at school: the kids plucked flowers from seminary as a token of respect and a gift to their school teacher.

As punishment for plucking flowers, seminary teacher Asghar Ali Roharr, crossed all human limits. The blood could be seen pouring from the backs of poor kids.

Let’s appreciate Jamia Farooqia and reward it for hiring tolerant teachers. Please note that religious institutions’ are supposed to spread tolerance in society, and behavior of its teacher shouldn’t go unpunished.

Mela without fun

There is a reason behind any order, and societal order for “Mela” in Kabirwala was built around fun. And today, district administration has banned most of the activities in the name of security. Responsible act with irresponsibility written on it: I can’t guarantee the security thus I will ban it is an “impotent” mindset.

Societies flourish and people gel at the events like this. Solitude and loneliness breed vulnerabilities which in turn then produce introverts. Without play grounds, parks and social events like Mela: societies only produce un-healthy, illiterate sociopaths.

Hats off to all those involved in today’s’ decision.

Robbers’ gang arrested

The police claimed to have busted a five-member gang of robbers and recovered goods worth Rs600,000 stolen from warehouses of Utility Stores Corporation (USC), Kabirwala.

Acting on a tip-off, the police party intercepted three trucks (C-165, ZP-3853 and C- 3278). On searching them, the police recovered huge quantity of cooking oil and vegetable ghee stolen from the USC warehouses in Kabirwala and arrested five robbers identified as Asif Dawood, Mohammad Adil, Jamil Ahmed, Shamraiz Hussain and Tahir Masood.

Police sources said the accused were trying to smuggle the goods to Peshawar. A case was registered against the accused while the confiscated goods handed over to the USC authorities.

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