400 Pakistani men sexually assault a woman in Lahore - Ayesha Akram tiktoker Incident

 Lahore Police has recorded a FIR against many unidentified men for physically attacking a lady who was shooting a TikTok video at Minar-e-Pakistan on the country's Independence Day. 

As indicated by the FIR as announced in Dawn, the lady said that a safety officer at the Greater Iqbal Park let her into the Minar-e-Pakistan walled in area as a method for get out yet the crowd overwhelmed the doorways and started physically attacking her, detaching her garments. 

The men shot their demonstrations. Pakistanis via web-based media emitted in displeasure regarding the glaring maltreatment. One client said he can't reassure his sister; others hit out at the misanthropic, man centric outlooks and the individuals who frequently utilize the #NotAllMen hashtag. 

Lahore Police had on Tuesday documented a FIR against many unidentified men for physically attacking and taking from the one who was recording a TikTok video at the city's Greater Iqbal Park and Minar-e-Pakistan on the country's Independence Day, Dawn announced. 

While the episode occurred on 14 August, a video of the lady being encircled, assaulted and grabbed by many men started coursing via online media Tuesday under the hashtag #MinarePakistan, as Pakistanis communicated their shock and outrage, joined by certain Indians. 

"I saw that young lady's meeting where she said her group settled on a few decisions to 15 for help yet they didn't react. Consider police responsible for their criminal carelessness also," Beenish Zaman tweeted. 

Pakistani government officials at long last standing up on the occurrence Wednesday. 

The shock and public pressing factor prompted different Pakistani lawmakers at last standing up on the occurrence Wednesday. 

Day break reports PTI pioneer Zulfi Bukhari, Leader of the Opposition Shehbaz Sharif, Federal Planning Minister Asad Umar, PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz, and Punjab Finance Minister Makhdoom Hashim Jawan Bakht as among the legislators who censured the rape. 

Given the late idea of these government officials' and police reactions, four days since the episode occurred, Pakistani clients have not failed to focus on the unmistakable update that a lady's opportunity to dress and shoot recordings was quickly detracted from her on the country's Independence Day.