The Ones involved in Lahore Private School Incident are granted pre arrest bail

Currently a video of female students from Scarsdale International School is going viral all over Pakistan. In the video, girls can been seen grouping up and beating a fellow student. In the video not only girl is beaten, kicked but later on girl is thrown down on the floor and two girls can be seen sitting on the victim while another on pulling her hair. Also other students can be seen and heard laughing and making videos of incident.

In the whole video and the many versions of it which are gone viral on the internet, no one came forward to help the helpless victim. Also for several minutes this student was being beaten on the floor of Scarsdale International School Lahore but not one from the school’s management of staff can be seen heard taking any action of the incident.

After incident took place and video gone viral, many were demanding justice for the victim. Hopes of people were high that as the incident gone viral the victim will surely get justice, specially after a tweet from one of Punjab Police’s official twitter accounts, in which revealed that investigation on the matter is started. However, later on it was revealed that the girls involved in the incident are granted pre arrest bail by a court in Lahore and they cannot be arrested by the police until Jan 31, 2023.

A pre arrest bail document is also circulating on the web, in which the victim ‘Aleeha Imran’ is being blamed for instigating to register a case on malafide intentions. Surprisingly, despite the video evidence of beating, torcher and bullying, circulating all over the web, court have grated the bail to the two involved girls named Jannat Malik and Kainat Malik daughters of Naveed Masood Malik.

People in general, celebrities, social media influencers, famous people and everyone have a platform and voice are coming out and doing their part in condemning this incident. One such tweet from the famous mishi khan and many of such other tweets and posts are as follows.