Qandeel Baloch Murder Case: Here’s how Pakistani twitter reacted over the verdict
On Friday, Qandeel Baloch’s murder case verdict was finally announced. The prime suspect in murder case Qandeel Baloch’s brother Mohammad Waseem was sentenced for life imprisonment for murdering her.
The other suspects who were nominated in the murder case, including cleric Mufti Abdul Qavi, her other brother Aslam Shaheen, Haq Nawaz, Abdul Basit, and Mohammad Zafar Hussain were acquitted by the court.
Read More : Qandeel Baloch Murder Case: Her brother sentenced for life, Mufti Qavi and others acquitted
Well, in a country like Pakistan, where honour killing is unfortunately practiced, people are celebrating for this verdict thinking that justice is finally served.
However, a few questions are being raised thinking, is it a just decision? keeping in mind Molvi Qavi’s involvement, the evidence, and calls which involved him, but he was acquainted. Leaving people thinking how can he be been easily cleared out of all this including other suspects who may have a major role in the murder or for evoking Qandeel’s brother for the murder.
Here is how Pakistani Twitter reacted over this verdict: feelings.
https://twitter.com/marketingdude/status/1177468903754067968
Qandeel Baloch murder case, her brother Waseem would face 25 years imprisonment and all others including Mufti Qavi are absolved of all charges. This is exactly what we predicted earlier. Idk what to say.
— Laiba Zainab (@Laiba_Zainab) September 27, 2019
https://twitter.com/paroselytizing/status/1177468475352051712
Qandeel Baloch, a social media star whose posts both titillated and appalled #Pakistan, was killed by her brother in 2016. Today, a court gives Waseem 25 years in prison. The verdict brings little relief or closure in a country where 500+ women die each year in 'honour' killings.
— Mehreen Zahra-Malik (@mehreenzahra) September 27, 2019
Some appreciate a verdict on Qandeel Baloch. But, everyone knows who is real culprit.
Who will punish bring him [Molvi Qavi] to justice? Molvi and Dictators are freed – indeed – they are above the law.
I repeat – Half justice – is not a justice. #JusticeforQandeel
— Veengas (@VeengasJ) September 27, 2019
What a strange, bittersweet feeling. The verdict isn’t the end, and it doesn’t bring a measure of relief or closure for me at least. When I saw the photos of Mufti Qavi being showered with rose petals outside court, I realised why. 1/ #QandeelBaloch
— Sanam Maher (@SanamMKhi) September 27, 2019
https://twitter.com/Shehzad89/status/1177473609394114566
#MuftiAbdulQavi is acquitted given benefit of doubt, means that a defendant is considered innocent and acquitted by the jury if his/her guilt has not been proven beyond reasonable doubt, that's where we lack that's what saved him and I'm not convinced#JusticeForQandeelBaloch pic.twitter.com/DHClDsV027
— Sumeira اشرف 🇵🇰 (@sumaira_rajput) September 27, 2019
