Newsnomics AJAY ANGELINA reporter |

Another case of blasphemy can be seen with open eyes arise in Pakistan that presents the glimpse of ignorance among the community that deals with their own human less behaviors.

Two Christians, Nazir Masih and his son Sultan Masih living in Sargodha region of Pakistan were brutally attacked in charge of false blasphemy allegations by the Muslim mob on Saturday morning. 

More than 300 Muslim mob including clerics and Islamic students gathered and imposed allegations of desecrating pages of the Quran and discarding them in front of the small shoe factory of Nazir Masih without presenting any proof of blasphemy.

The Muslim mob violently assaulted Nazir Masih, his family and vandalized their small shoe business even their home. 

The video clips circulating on the internet clearly presents the brutal attack of mob violently assaulted Nazir Masih who was facing the situation passionately. 

During the mob attack, Nazir Masih, Sultan Masih, and their families were severely injured. Even as they were being transported to the hospital by ambulance, the mob attacked the ambulance through stones, even tried to burn the ambulance attempting to kill the victims on the spot. Despite it, the vehicle managed to escape from the spot of incident.

In one video, some people are saying “stop this is not the person” but the others are stressing “no he is the one”

The videos also show the greed of the Muslim Mob who are collecting pair of shoes for their own use and burning empty shoe boxes.

Is this an act of humanity and equality? It is a question mark as usual.

This is not only the one case but the false blasphemy cases arise every other day in Pakistan that spread fear, panic, restlessness among Christian families even desecrate their faith.

The government of Pakistan says they will investigate the case and will punish disruptive people but when ‘nobody knows’.

Human Rights Focus Pakistan (HRFP), a fact-finding team strongly condemned the violent mob attack on a Christian family in Sargodha following false blasphemy allegations and appeal for the justice.

Naveed Walter, the president of HRFP criticized the pattern of immediate mob violence following blasphemy accusations, questioning why the police are not called initially if a genuine offense occurs? Walter emphasized the need for significant reforms to handle such situations before, during, and after they occur.

The whole Christian community condemns this brutal act and ask for the justice.