A Christian man in Allumahar, Sialkot was beaten and insulted before his village, after he accepted Islam and then returned to Christianity after marrying a woman.
The video shared violent footage of a Muslim man shouting and beating a man on knees with his hands tied behind his back.
Converting from Islam is not a crime in Pakistan, but local authorities have taken no action against any of the men who tied the Christian up and beat him publicly.
A large mob of Muslims watched unflinching as the perpetrator of the beating to the Christian hit his back with a chapple (sandal) as forcefully as possible.
Translation of video:
“Tell me!
“You became a Muslim.
“Did you become a Muslim back then or not.
“What did you say back then? That I want to become a solid Muslim.
“You read the Kalma (oath to be a Muslim) and now you have forgotten it!
“I will not spare any man who films this on his mobile.”
A violent attack on a Christian man with his hands tied behind his back, receiving blows from an irate Muslim using a chapple (sandal), was filmed; went viral on Tuesday 25th April 2023.
In the footage a Muslim man named Muhammad Ismail can be seen battering and insulting the beleaguered, tied up Christian, Sikander William, who had has his hands tied behind him and is bent on his knees.
Patras Masih Sahotra chairman of Sahotra TV, spoke with BACA about the event, he said:
“Sikander William (25 yrs) eloped to Karachi with a Muslim woman who was also 25 yrs old three months ago.
“To get married he ostensibly converted to Islam; then he returned home a month later.
“At some point he openly acknowledged he was still a Christian and local Muslims found out.
“On 23rd April a number of Muslims ambushed while he was walking home on his road.
“A man named Muhammed Ismail coordinated the attack, oversaw Sikander being tied up and began physically and verbally abusing him.”
Mr Sahotra, confirmed that Mr William’s wife is still with him and still lives at home with his family. Initially, when police were notified, they refused to log a crime….
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