Pakistan: Christian fear Muslim attack after registration of blasphemy case in Kasur

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The Voice Society Chief Advocate Aneeqa Maria told Pakistan Christian Post that the situation is so far tense due to allegations of Blasphemy upon the Christian man.

Ahmadiyya Times | News Watch | Int'l Desk
Source/Credit: Pakistan Christian Post
By PCP | September 2, 2015

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Kasur, Pakistan: The fear spread among Christians of District Kasur after arrest of Pervaiz Masih on accusation of blasphemy charges when his business rival Muslim who lost contract of providing Sand for construction purpose blamed him defiling name of Holy Prophet Mohammad on September 1, 2015, reports Advocate Aneeqa Maria who leads “The Voice Society”.

The Voice Team was also illegally detained by police and confined in a Petrol Pump for more than two hours when they were on way back to Lahore after visiting family members of Pervaiz Masih in village named Usman Wala.
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The Voice Society Chief Advocate Aneeqa Maria told Pakistan Christian Post that the situation is so far tense due to allegations of Blasphemy upon the Christian man.
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Local resident Shamaun Masih told the Voice team that there was a dispute of contract of sand for the building purposes. Pervaiz Masih his brother in law had got the contract and put the sand on the building site in time where as one Muslim known as Haji Jamshed and his fellow Haji Bashir could not get the contract.
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This was the reason of grievance of Muslims and due to which they implicated an incidence of Blasphemy and involved Pervaiz in the aforesaid accusation.
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The family members have sent Pervaiz out of this village to a safer place and are trying to settle down the matter themselves.



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