I'd been reading about this for two days straight. Today, after watching that mother's interview, I can't stop the tears in my eyes. She was a single mother. She used to leave her daughter with her aunt and go to work. According to the aunt, a relative of theirs who was about seventeen or eighteen years old often took Aizal out to buy her things. That day he took her out and brought her back 25 minutes later. The aunt thought maybe the child was sleeping, but she was unconscious. When the mother came back, the child was in the same condition. Because she was so little, she couldn't explain where it hurt. She vomited in that state. The mother took her to the clinic downstairs for ORS, and when the mother herself lay down to sleep,she saw while changing the baby's diaper that the lower part was torn. She immediately rushed to Sir Syed. There the doctor said, "The baby's heart is beating, but she's not breathing. She's in the mother's arms, please give oxygen." When I said I wanted to do CPR, they told me, "You go to Jinnah." On the rickshaw, the mother was on her way to Jinnah when, on the road, the child took her last breaths and, saying "Mama," left this world. Beasts like this should be given such a severe and exemplary punishment that before anyone even thinks of looking at an innocent child with an evil eye, they think a hundred times.#KarachiUpdates #JusticeForAizal #PakistanNews #foryoupage❤️❤️ #justiceformirrazaalikhan - @justiceforaizal5