Alleged Lahore College Rape Case: CM Maryam Nawaz Debunks Rumors

Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has categorically dismissed rumors of an alleged on-campus rape of a Lahore student, labeling it a “fabricated story” aimed at misleading and instigating students through social media.

The Incident

Last week, news of the alleged rape went viral, prompting police to arrest a security guard. However, CM Maryam Nawaz revealed that the incident never occurred and was intentionally spread to harm the government’s reputation.

Accusations Against PTI

Maryam Nawaz accused the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) of fueling the rumors for political gain. “The girl is not a rape victim, but a victim of bad politics and conspiracy,” she emphasized.

Investigations and Actions

Prior to debunking the rumors, CM Maryam Nawaz formed a high-level committee to investigate the alleged incident. The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has also taken action against individuals spreading false information on social media, causing public discomfort.

Father’s Denial

The father of the alleged victim denied any incident, stating that protests in his daughter’s name are unfounded. He explained that his daughter suffered a back injury from a fall at home, requiring ICU admission. The family provided police with medical reports, expressing disbelief at the protests.

Conclusion

The alleged Lahore college rape case has been dismissed as a fabricated story. With investigations underway and actions taken against misinformation spreaders, the truth behind the incident is finally out. CM Maryam Nawaz’s swift response has helped to quell unnecessary protests and speculation.

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