Lahore (HRNW) — A foreign woman has alleged that she was sexually assaulted by three unidentified men in Lahore and was subsequently held at an undisclosed location. She has submitted a complaint to Defence C Police, seeking legal action against the alleged perpetrators.
According to the police complaint, the woman identified herself as 20-year-old Diana Diana, daughter of Jameeki, a resident of Baku, Azerbaijan, and said she had been staying in Pakistan for the past 15 to 20 days for business purposes.
The woman stated that on 25 September 2026, two unidentified women approached her and invited her to dinner at an unknown café. She said she would be able to identify the two women if they were brought before her.
According to her complaint, three unidentified men were also present at the café. She alleged that the men offered to take her for a drive and subsequently took her to an apartment at an undisclosed location.
The complainant alleged that the men mixed a substance into an alcoholic drink, after which she became unconscious. She further alleged that the three men sexually assaulted her and subsequently kept her confined at the location.
According to her statement, the suspects abandoned her near Fruit Chowk, close to Netsol Building and Ghazi Interchange, at around 4pm on 26 September 2026.
The woman further alleged that the suspects forcibly took her belongings, including an iPhone 13 and a Redmi mobile phone.
She said she obtained a mobile phone from a passer-by and called the police emergency helpline 15, informing authorities about the incident.
Police have registered a case based on the complaint and initiated further investigation and legal proceedings.
Human Angle
Allegations of sexual violence are serious human-rights concerns involving personal safety, dignity and bodily integrity. Such cases require prompt, impartial and evidence-based investigation while protecting the privacy and dignity of the complainant and ensuring due process for all parties.
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Important Note / Disclaimer: This report is based on the police complaint and information provided regarding the case. The allegations remain under investigation, and the guilt of any accused person has not been established by a court. The privacy and dignity of the complainant should be respected throughout the legal process.
