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15-Year-Old Girl Found Dead After Alleged Assault in Rawalpindi

October 13, 2026 • 4 weeks ago •

RAWALPINDI: A 15-year-old girl was found dead in Rawalpindi after allegedly being assaulted while on her way to a religious school. The tragic incident occurred on Tuesday morning, raising serious concerns about the safety of minors in the region.

According to local authorities, the girl left her home to attend a madrasa when she went missing. Her body was discovered later in a nearby area, prompting an immediate investigation. Police officials have stated that they are pursuing leads and have begun questioning potential witnesses. Community members expressed outrage over the incident, calling for swift justice and better protection for children.

This incident highlights the ongoing issue of violence against women and children in Pakistan, where such cases often go unreported or unresolved. Activists are urging the government to implement stricter laws and provide more resources for child protection to prevent future tragedies.

Authorities have announced that a special task force will be established to investigate the case thoroughly. Community meetings are expected to be held to discuss safety measures and support for victims of violence.

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