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'Let Pakistan Know II'

Sonia has revceived another shock out of nowhere. After taking a stand with her life for her husband it is now time that her that very husband is putting last nail into her coffin. Todays The News carries the story of her husband who wants a divorce from his wife. The reason he says is that he can not afford to live with a woman who is getting undue press coverage!!! I mean what the hell is wrong with this dude?
He sent in his divorce. Sonia received a message Monday from her absconding husband that he was divorcing her as he "could not live with a woman about whom print media has been publishing stories for the last two weeks".

This man is not worthy of being called a man.
Asim claimed he was under pressure from his parents and was forced to divorce her to thwart harmful affects of her episode on his married and unmarried sisters.
Sonia said the most painful thing for her was that Asim did not even wait for the outcome of the case she was pursuing to get justice.
"All government functionaries do is to come and partake photo-ops. I am living like a prisoner in Dastak as 20 cops are guarding me round the clock.
Even women police constables sleep in the same room where I go to bed. They don't even allow me to go to the bathroom on my own. I cannot meet my family. My children are away from me. I am sick of every thing," said Sonia totally exasperated.

Our society is the most miserable and pathetic one can imagine. Read the full story here.

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