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Sexual harassment, the topic that has constant been under discussion ever since the mass expose on Twitter, which included that of Ali Zafar, has finally taken pace. It seems that the people living in Pakistan are ready to denounce harassment completely, contrary to how things are handled across the border, in India.
Yes, black sheep exist among us and they always will. But together, society needs to denounce them, take strict measures and always speak up, so more people do not suffer the same fate. A very tragic incident has been reported from Bahria College, Islamabad, where female students of Inter-level, were sexually harassed by their external practical invigilator.
The devil in civil clothes, the practical examiner who harassed 80 young girls from Bahria College, and hundreds of others, is a man named Sadat Bashir. The incident sparked fire when one girl took the initiative and spoke out on social media against what exactly happened on the day they were harassed. Since then, a domino effect has followed and 18 out of the 80 girls who were harassed, along with others who had been fondled by this beast before, spoke out on social media.
Here are all the testimonies girls have given against this perverted harasser
More confessions by my strong fellow mates.#TimesUp #Metoo #PunishSadatBashir pic.twitter.com/X7Xf8phDEK
— Muntaha (@Muntaha_Mj) May 29, 2018
#PunishSadatBashir #TimesUp pic.twitter.com/gMLtQvRHqk
— Muntaha (@Muntaha_Mj) May 29, 2018
#PunishSadatBashir #TimesUp #MeToo pic.twitter.com/TwVeFjS2Ye
— Muntaha (@Muntaha_Mj) May 29, 2018
#PunishSadatBashir #TimesUp #MeToo pic.twitter.com/AWQYxPoLBQ
— Muntaha (@Muntaha_Mj) May 29, 2018
#PunishSadatBashir #TimesUp #MeToo #Bahriacollege pic.twitter.com/dmg64z82Ij
— Muntaha (@Muntaha_Mj) May 29, 2018
In every single one of the testimonies, students have pointed out how the pedophile disguised as an examiner would touch them on different places of their bodies, while attempting to flirt. Most of the girls made sure the examiner knew they were feeling uncomfortable, but that did not stop him from carrying out his devilish actions.
Social media in Pakistan is extremely angered by the incident and people, including celebrities, are speaking out under the hashtag #MeToo and #TimesUp.
Name and shame this man!! Shame on #SadatBashir!! Make an example out of him. May justice be served to all these brave girls and God knows how many before them. https://t.co/SRyX41770Z
— Mahira Khan (@TheMahiraKhan) May 29, 2018
OK guys.
Bahria College E-8: 051-2853293
Federal Board Office(will open Wednesday 8am): 051-9269555I plan on calling and filing a complaint against #SadatBashir It’s not something huge if i do it, but even if 30 people from my followers call and complain, it could make a diff
— Ushnaa? (@Lanaschild_) May 29, 2018
Sadat Bashir messed with the wrong girls this time pic.twitter.com/jgRH47Uk6g
— #PunishSadatBashir (@OfficiallyAlsa) May 29, 2018
This is beyond disgusting. I urge my alma mater Bahria College to release a statement denouncing Sadat Bashir, and for the authorities to take immediate action. This depraved man should be behind bars.
More power to you, Saba.https://t.co/m1686oqK4x— Osman Khalid Butt (@aClockworkObi) May 29, 2018
It’s such a shame that a teacher has molested 80 girls, it can be anywhere in any circumstances. I hope many will now realise it never a result of what a girl wears or what she’s doing by profession, the mud-slinging will no longer end this debate. #Timesup truly #SadatBashir pic.twitter.com/ExirCvSo2k
— MAWRA HOCANE (@MawraHocane) May 29, 2018
