Pakistanis committing ‘Sin’ by killing newborns; Shocking! 355 babies found dead inside garbage at Karachi mosque alone

Karachi, April 30: Shocking! Over 350 newborn babies were found inside garbage or some put it at the gate of a mosque in Karachi alone from January 2017 to April this year.

Notably, Pakistan is mainly known for harbouring terrorism across the world and spread bloodshed in other countries but some of us hardly know that the killing of a newborn baby is also very common in our neighbouring country. Killing someone is a heinous crime but killing small babies is the biggest sin. Unfortunately, it is very common in Pakistan.

Is it not shocking that over 350 newborn babies were found inside garbage box at the gate of a mosque in Karachi alone. However, one cannot think of how many babies would have been killed in whole Pakistan. Dr Nausheen Khan took to a twitter informing that at least 355 newborn babies were found inside garbage or some put it at the gate of mosque in Karachi alone.

Dr Nausheen Khan in a tweet said, “#Pakistan is becoming a killing field for newborn girls. From January 2017 to April this year, 355 newborn babies are found inside garbage or some put it at the gate of mosque in #Karachi alone. I wonder why Pakistan ranked fourth among worst countries for women.”

 

After the tweet, Twiteratis exploded on the parents of the newborns and criticized them for small babies. Nadia Khan said, “Nabi (S.A.W) was sent to this world to guide us as Muslims and to respect women, but idk how they call themselves Muslims if they can't respect the creation of Allah.”

Another twiterati Nitin Kumar said, “i wish, I could have blind person insted of seeing this ... in my home love to have girls .... how perception of individual differs ... Strange ..”

While Nagendra Rai said, “A heinous crime but very common in our country also though here in India concept towards girl child is changing rapidly. We have started accepting girl as equal to boy. Pakistanis shall also understand value of Benajir .” To this tweet, Dr Nausheen Khan agreed and replied, “True. I agree and change will only come if we are ready to accept to them.”

Importantly, the UNICEF in the month of February this year revealed that Pakistan have the worst new-born mortality rate.