Jinnah Hospital Doctor raped a woman whom he met via matrimonial app

Latest Politics & Pakistan Team TabloidPK June 14, 2024 0 Comments 108 Views

Jinnah Hospital Doctor raped a woman whom he met via matrimonial app

A doctor at Jinnah Hospital allegedly raped a woman in the area of Nawab Town, Lahore. The victim woman has filed an FIR against the accused doctor for raping her at the Nawab Town police station.

Nawab Town police are investigating in response to a complaint from the victim woman. According to FIR, the doctor and woman met in the cafe of Jinnah Hospital after exchanging messages on the matrimonial (marriage-related) app.

*The rapist doctor called the victim woman at the cafe of Jinnah Hospital before raping her*

The victim woman claimed in her FIR that the doctor at Jinnah Hospital forcibly took her with him and raped her in the vicinity of Nawab Town police station. The police identified the suspect as a doctor who first called the victim at the cafe and then took her forcefully to subject her to sexual assault.

According to police, the woman is receiving medical treatment at a local hospital. They will soon arrest the accused doctor. However, they did not reveal the identity of the culprit and victim. This rape incident has raised concerns about using matrimonial apps.

*The credibility of matrimonial apps is at stake after this rape incident*

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The matrimonial app is an online marriage application that is becoming more trending internationally where people contact each other to marry. According to PEW, around 50% of people have used an online dating app for potential marriage. PEW refers to public opinion polling.

These apps have darker aspects, including lying, creating fictitious identities to deceive victims, stalking, harassing people, and data privacy issues. Name-calling, indecent picture-sending, stalking, and threats of physical assault are examples of online harassment.

The government of Pakistan has an FIA cybercrime wing to deal with the negative aspects of dating and matrimony apps. Overall, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) needs to regulate these apps to prevent such tragic incidents from happening in the future.