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Judge’s wife gets bail in housemaid torture case

District and Sessions Court judge approves bail against a bond of Rs100,000

by NWMNewsDesk
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A District and Sessions Court in Islamabad on Monday granted bail to a civil judge’s wife, who allegedly tortured and abused minor housemaid Rizwana.

Last month, Rizwana was brought to the District Headquarters Hospital in Sargodha in critical condition reportedly with wounds on her face, head and body that were said to have been caused by a “blunt weapon”. The girl also bore burn marks on her body.

She was later shifted to the intensive care unit (ICU) at the Lahore General Hospital, with doctors fearing for the teen’s life.

The case made headlines nationwide after images of the bruised and battered girl, said to be 14 years old, went viral in the last week of July. In the aftermath of the incident, it was revealed that she was employed at the residence of a civil judge, with the girl’s parents saying that she had named the judge’s wife, Somia Asim, as her abuser.

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During the proceedings today, Additional District and Session Judge Mohammad Haroon approved the bail, ordering the accused to submit bond of Rs100,000.

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