ISLAMABAD – Famous Pakistani actor Hamza Ali Abbasi blamed the law maker of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) for Kasur Child Abuse incident.
Hamza Ali Abbasi used his Facebook account to expressed his feeling about Kasur incident. In his recent Facebook status, he imposed serous allegation on Member of Punjab Assembly Malik Saeed belonging to PML-N.
In his status, he said that Malik Saeed tried his best to put the matter aside. Hamza Ali Abbasi also revealed that accused of Child Abuse Scandal also paid Rs 2 million to DSP Hassan Ghumman and Inspector Fareed to cover up the Kasur incident.
Hamza Ali Abbasi praised the media to highlighted the issue. He compared the Kasur incident with Army Public School attack.
In his status he said “TTP terrorists martyred 130+ children in APS Peshawer. In KASUR, Punjab, a group of people worse than TTP molested and raped more than 200 children. This has been going for 8 years in Kasur. Rs 2 million was paid to DSP Hassan Ghumman and Inspector Fareed of Punjab Police to cover it up. A Govt MPA Malik Saeed tried his best to put this matter aside. Nobody would have done anything about it till Media brought it up. If all the people involved in this, including the MPA, DSP and Inspector, are not hanged asap, then beware of a very turbulent time in the future..”
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