Quetta (HRNW): A heated debate erupted in the Balochistan Assembly during a session over a government resolution concerning acid attacks after several male lawmakers objected to the omission of references to other women who had been killed in violent incidents, including the case of Asma Jattak.
MNA Farah Azim Shah reacted to the opposition from male lawmakers, describing it as an attempt to pursue political objectives and gain media attention. Her remarks further intensified tensions inside the House.
Following a series of allegations and counter-allegations, chaos and uproar broke out during the session as several lawmakers spoke simultaneously, creating a tense atmosphere in the assembly.
Lawmakers expressed concern over incidents of violence against women, acid attacks and killings, calling for effective legislation and practical measures to prevent such crimes.
Members stressed that all cases of violence against women should be addressed seriously and that effective measures are necessary to ensure justice for victims and their families.
