A pseudo-spiritual leader, along with his sons, was apprehended following allegations of raping a woman in Burewala on Sunday.
The victim reported to the police that she had sought a ‘taviz’ (amulet) from the supposed pir, but instead, she was subjected to sexual assault by the pir and his sons. The woman further claimed that the perpetrators had filmed the incident.
In addition to the assault, the woman accused the fake pir of robbing her of Rs1 million and eight tolas of gold jewelry.
The District Police Officer (DPO) of Burewala stated that the police promptly filed a complaint and arrested the imposter spiritual leader without delay. According to the DPO, the fake pir confessed to the rape during the interrogation.
Furthermore, the man admitted to the robbery, and the police successfully recovered the cash and jewelry.
SpaceX’s Starship Test Faces Setback: Second Attempt Ends In Booster Explosions And Communication Loss
Meanwhile, SpaceX’s Starship, an uncrewed spacecraft designed for moon missions and beyond, encountered another setback during its second test flight after the initial attempt resulted in an explosion.
Subsequently, SpaceX lost contact with the core Starship booster, which continued its ascent. Approximately eight minutes into the mission, a camera view suggested an explosion, indicating a potential failure around an altitude of 91 miles.
This launch was the second try for Starship atop its Super Heavy rocket booster, following an unsuccessful attempt in April. The goal was to test Starship’s capabilities by lifting off in Texas, entering space, and then splashing down off Hawaii’s coast.
The two-stage rocket launched from the Starbase site near Boca Chica, Texas, reaching an altitude of approximately 55 miles on a planned 90-minute flight.
However, the Super Heavy first stage booster, after separating from the core stage, exploded over the Gulf of Mexico.
