The murder of Noor Mukaddam, daughter of a former ambassador of Pakistan, has triggered outrage across the country. Noor Mukaddam’s murder reignited a debate on violence against women as thousands of people took to social media to demand justice, according to a report by ANI.
The victim’s father, Shaukat Mukaddam, has served as Pakistan’s ambassador to South Korea and Kazakhstan.
TRT World reported that Noor, 27, was found murdered in a house in an upscale neighbourhood in Pakistan’s capital Islamabad on July 20. Police, however, arrested a suspect, Zahir Jaffer, a friend of the victim, at the scene later that day.
“Another day. Another woman brutally killed. Another hashtag. Another trauma. Another (likely) unsolved case. Another trigger. Another fear fest. Another rage roar. Another eid. ‘Protection of women’ bill oppose kernay walon ko mubarik,” a netizen wrote on Twitter.
“Flagbearers of change, this is your acid test – do what it takes to ensure that no other…
