In a recent interview given to BBC, the family of Mayra Zulfiqar, a young woman from London, murdered in Pakistan, appeals for justice.
“I still can’t believe that my sister is gone. It seems like a nightmare, that I am going to wake up and hug her,” says Moiz Muhammad, brother of Mayra.
“Everyday I wake up and I just can’t believe my sister is gone,” says Moiz, sobbing.
Her brother added that Mayra had dreams and she wanted to help the poor. “She was a caring person,” he said.
Muhammad Zulfiqar, Mayra’s father with tears in his eyes questioned, ” What have these terrible people done to her? Why have they behaved so awfully? What wrong did she ever do ?”
With eyes filled with pain and tears rolling down his cheeks, Zulfiqar appeals from the premier’s of both Pakistan and London to help him bring justice to his daughter. “I’m running between different offices. The police aren’t listening to me properly,” says Zulfiqar.
In report published by Samaa, Zahid Jadoon, a resident of Lahore, has confessed to murdering a British-Pakistani woman on May 3.
Mayra Zulfiqar, 24, was found in a pool of blood in a flat in Lahore.
The law graduate from London had been threatened by two men who both wanted to marry her but she had rejected both of them.
