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'For God Sake', give exemplary punishment to rapists, murderers and acid attack criminals, says Imran Abbas

Imran Abbas appealed to the government, provincial chief ministers, and law enforcement agencies to act without delay

Pakistani actor Imran Abbas has called on authorities to take strong action against people involved in sexual violence and crimes against children.

His appeal came after the shocking murder of a young girl that has caused anger and sadness across the country. In a video shared on Instagram, Imran Abbas expressed deep grief over the incident. According to reports, the girl had gone to a nearby shop and trusted the shopkeeper because she was familiar to him. The actor said the child was allegedly abused for two hours before being killed.

Imran Abbas said this was not an isolated incident. He noted that Pakistan has faced many cases of child abuse, rape, murder, acid attacks, and other violent crimes over the years. He added that such crimes affect women, children, and men alike.

The actor urged the government, police, and policymakers to introduce tougher laws and ensure strict enforcement. He said criminals involved in such acts should receive quick and strong punishment. According to him, harsh penalties can help stop others from committing similar crimes.

He also rejected victim blaming attitudes. Imran stressed that innocent children can never be blamed for crimes committed against them. He called for greater efforts to teach respect, kindness, and human values from an early age.

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Imran Abbas appealed to the government, provincial chief ministers, and law enforcement agencies to act without delay. He said those responsible for such brutal crimes must face justice as quickly as possible.

The actor further stated that strong action would send a clear message that there is no place for such crimes in society. He urged authorities to address the growing violence against vulnerable people and ensure their protection.

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