LAHORE: Detained suspect Faisal, who allegedly tortured his wife for refusing to dance in front of his friends, claimed that he and his wife Asma were addicted to drugs.
The suspect, during the interrogation, asserted that he and his wife were addicted to drugs and were not in their senses when the said incident occurred, adding that they were taking ice heroin.
Faisal told the police that he 'cannot recall' when he tortured Asma and shaved her head, adding that he and his wife usually fight on domestic issues.
According to Police, both Faisal and Asma first met at dance party four years ago where they were also having drugs.
He went on to allege that Asma had three children from her first marriage and had 'unstable relations' with her first husband as well, which is why she decided to marry Faisal who divorced her first wife to wed Asma.
Police have arrested the suspect after Asma filed a case against Mian Faisal.
It is pertinent to note that victim Asma Aziz was allegedly assaulted by her husband and his friends in Lahore’s Defence area for refusing to dance in front of them.
She revealed that she was brutally tortured by her husband Mian Faisal and his friends with pipes, adding that she was held down by a servant while her husband shaved her head.
The woman added that she managed to escape from the house and reached a police station, where she was asked for money. She said that her medical checkup was also not arranged due to lack of money.
Asma and Faisal had married four years prior.
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