Chinese national arrested on charge of raping girl in Islamabad

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ISLAMABAD: A Chinese national has been arrested by the capital police on the charge of sexually assaulting a teenage girl for months, police said.

A case was registered against the suspect at the Koral police station in response to a complaint lodged by the girl.

According to the FIR, the 16-year-old girl is a student of grade 9 and was working as a translator with the Chinese national, operating a CCTV installation business at Ghauri Town on Rs15,000 per month salary since May 2021.

The suspect started harassing her soon after she started the job and sexually assaulted her in January this year. He threatened her with dire consequences and continued raping her.

As a result, the girl got pregnant but did not disclose it to her family. However, her elder sister noticed her condition and took her to a private hospital at F-8 where she was pronounced over 31 weeks pregnant, the FIR said. Later, the sister approached the police for registration of a case.

The police said the suspect had been arrested and his custody obtained on two days’ physical remand from a magistrate’s court. His passport has also been confiscated, they added.

Medical of the suspect and the girl was conducted to collect samples for DNA matching.

During interrogation, the suspect confessed to his physical relation with the girl but denied that he had raped her, said the police.

Published in Dawn, September 16th, 2022

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