Pakistan Police brutally hits young Christian to death Wednesday, June 19, 2013 | AcontecerCristiano.net Christians in Pakistan continue to face sectarian violence fundamentalist Muslims are attacked because of their faith in Jesus and in many cases killed. The young Christians Irfan Masih, only 20 years old, has been tortured by the police authorities should theoretically protect the young man has died in a brutal manner by their captors, as published by Digital Freedom site. This young Christian was arrested by police in Pakistan last June 8 directly accused of a murder he never committed. There was no court order or judgment was. He held eight days and was brutally tortured with the sole intention of get a confession that failed. Died June 16. At autopsy doctors found the boy died with 22 broken bones. He was literally beaten to death. According to news agency AsiaNews, Irfan Masih was a young worker in the province of Punjab. The family alleges that he was held without evidence and that when they returned to him was already dead with "multiple fractures". However, those involved in the brutal death of this young Christian does not fear the consequences of his actions. They feel and know unpunished. With a coolness that scares the police barracks chief Masih said simply "has not been able to withstand" shocks. Plain and simple. Human rights organizations and the Christian minority have reported these facts and have organized a protest in Lahore, capital of Punjab province, which identify responsibilities. However, the hopes are slim as if the police are involved. In fact, fear is the police involved and another in the family of the murdered who had to leave his home and is hidden under protection from reprisals Islamists. This type of case is not as rare as one might think. The strange deaths of Christians in prison or in police stations and extrajudicial killings are something that does happen in Pakistan. AcontecerCristiano.Net
Posted on: Thu, 20 Jun 2013 23:07:29 +0000
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