Allah Bachaya has surrendered himself to Rohilanwali police after killing his sister in the name of 'honor' but he is confident that he will be released in a matter of days. Bachaya axed off both his sister's legs for her alleged loose morals.
Express Tribune (H/T Susan K) He told The Express Tribune that he was certain his brother-in-law would withdraw the case as it was a matter of family's honour. "I have killed her because she brought disgrace to the family's name," Bachaya said.
"She had become a nuisance. I feel no remorse over my actions. I am backed by the family. They were in favour of my decision to kill her," he said.
Bachaya said Alina* had eloped more than once with [different] men from the neighbourhood. On Saturday, he said, she had returned home after spending three days with a man.
Alina*, 25, was married to Muhammad Akhtar. The couple had three children. Akhtar, who is the complainant in the FIR against Bachaya, told The Tribune that while he had filed a complaint in the matter he might withdraw it in a few days.
"I believe he (Bachaya) has not done wrong. Nothing is above honour," he said. "I would have also taken similar action had my sister left her husband and eloped with someone else," he said, "I fi
led the report so that the police are informed of the matter. I don't plan on prosecuting him (Bachaya)," he said. He said he would soon inform the police in writing that he had pardoned the suspect."
When she returned home on Saturday, I sat down with her and tried to make her realise the consequences of her actions but she kept straying from the topic," he said.
Later, he said, Bachaya came over to his house on finding out that Alina* had returned. Following an argument, he said, Bachaya attacked Alina* with an axe, chopping both her legs. She died while she was being taken to hospital.
Rohilanwali SHO Waseem Leghari said the police had registered a case on the complaint of the deceased's husband.
He said an autopsy had already been carried out and the body handed over to the family. He said the police would proceed in the matter in accordance with the law.
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