The brother of Qandeel Baloch, whose risqué social media posts angered conservative Pakistan, on Sunday, July 17, admitted to killing her for the family’s ‘honour’.
Muhammad Waseem, who was arrested late on Saturday, said he gave a “tablet” to Baloch to subdue her and then strangled her in their family home over the weekend. He added that he has no regrets in killing his sister during a press conference organized by the police. Multan City police chief Azhar Akram disclosed to AFP that: “The police arrested Muhammad Waseem, brother of Qandeel Baloch, for killing his sister late on Saturday, Waseem confessed to his crime, saying he killed his sister for honour after her recent objectionable videos, mostly posted on Facebook.”
The killing sent shock waves across Muslim Pakistan and triggered an outpouring of grief on social media for Baloch, whose real name was Fauzia Azeem. In Facebook posts, Baloch, 26, spoke of trying to change ‘the typical orthodox mindset’ of people in Pakistan. She faced frequent misogynist abuse and death threats but continued to post provocative pictures and videos.
The brother of Qandeel
Baloch, whose risqué social media posts angered conservative Pakistan,
on Sunday, July 17, admitted to killing her for the family’s ‘honour’.
Read more: https://www.naij.com/894001-tragedy-meet-man-no-regret-killing-sister-photos.html
Read more: https://www.naij.com/894001-tragedy-meet-man-no-regret-killing-sister-photos.html
The brother of Qandeel
Baloch, whose risqué social media posts angered conservative Pakistan,
on Sunday, July 17, admitted to killing her for the family’s ‘honour’.
Read more: https://www.naij.com/894001-tragedy-meet-man-no-regret-killing-sister-photos.html
Read more: https://www.naij.com/894001-tragedy-meet-man-no-regret-killing-sister-photos.html
The brother of Qandeel
Baloch, whose risqué social media posts angered conservative Pakistan,
on Sunday, July 17, admitted to killing her for the family’s ‘honour’.
Read more: https://www.naij.com/894001-tragedy-meet-man-no-regret-killing-sister-photos.html
Read more: https://www.naij.com/894001-tragedy-meet-man-no-regret-killing-sister-photos.html
The brother of Qandeel
Baloch, whose risqué social media posts angered conservative Pakistan,
on Sunday, July 17, admitted to killing her for the family’s ‘honour’.
Read more: https://www.naij.com/894001-tragedy-meet-man-no-regret-killing-sister-photos.html
Read more: https://www.naij.com/894001-tragedy-meet-man-no-regret-killing-sister-photos.html
The brother of Qandeel
Baloch, whose risqué social media posts angered conservative Pakistan,
on Sunday, July 17, admitted to killing her for the family’s ‘honour’.
Read more: https://www.naij.com/894001-tragedy-meet-man-no-regret-killing-sister-photos.html
Read more: https://www.naij.com/894001-tragedy-meet-man-no-regret-killing-sister-photos.html
Muhammad Waseem, who was arrested late on Saturday, said he gave a “tablet” to Baloch to subdue her and then strangled her in their family home over the weekend. He added that he has no regrets in killing his sister during a press conference organized by the police. Multan City police chief Azhar Akram disclosed to AFP that: “The police arrested Muhammad Waseem, brother of Qandeel Baloch, for killing his sister late on Saturday, Waseem confessed to his crime, saying he killed his sister for honour after her recent objectionable videos, mostly posted on Facebook.”
The killing sent shock waves across Muslim Pakistan and triggered an outpouring of grief on social media for Baloch, whose real name was Fauzia Azeem. In Facebook posts, Baloch, 26, spoke of trying to change ‘the typical orthodox mindset’ of people in Pakistan. She faced frequent misogynist abuse and death threats but continued to post provocative pictures and videos.
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