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Pakistani security guard slaps, kicks woman. Video triggers outrage

The police have registered a case and have taken the security guard into custody.

Published on: Aug 9, 2022, 08:22:47 IST
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In a shameful act, which has triggered outrage, a security guard in Karachi in Pakistan was seen hitting a woman who was pregnant. He has now been arrested, local media reported.

Pakistani security guard slaps, kicks woman. Video triggers outrage (Twitter/@SsyedHhussain)
Pakistani security guard slaps, kicks woman. Video triggers outrage (Twitter/@SsyedHhussain)

The guard was reported to have beaten up the woman outside an apartment building in Gulistan-e-Jauhar area, Pak-based Geo News reported. A CCTV camera footage - shared on social media - shows the security guard arguing with the woman, after which he slapped her. As the woman fell to the ground and tried to get up, the man kicked her in the face.

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“When I came down to inquire, Adil got angry and started abusing me. Then, he asked the security guard to beat me. I am 5-6 months pregnant. When he hit me, I became unconscious due to the pain,” she was quoted as saying.

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The police have registered a case and have taken the security guard into custody.

Meanwhile, Sindh chief minister Murad Ali Shah has taken cognizance of the matter. “How did the guard have the audacity to raise his hands at the woman and be violent?” he questioned.

 
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