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Boycott Nirala Sweets

This late night email has arrived in my email inbox that tells me of a shameful incident. The people who own Nirala sweets are spreading sour taste in society.
The story goes that the filthy rich son of the owner of Nirala sweet house killed a two month old child in his Porsche rush. He was racing on the roads of DHA Lahore one late night when the victim's car came in the way and was ran over. This killed the child on the spot and sent his parents to the hospital in critical situation.
When the parents of the deceased tried to register a FIR against the rich car owner the police refused to comply as the accused is an influential man. The family members of the victim have been beaten up and threatened with grave consequences if they do not back down from pursuing the case against the owner of the car.
This does not sound shocking to me since i am used to hearing these news all so often. Most of the time i let go of these events knowing fully well that i can not do much to bring any change. But this one is different. I can do something and i will try and do my part. I will make pledge to never make any purchase from Nirala Sweet House till the case is resolved according to the law and victim is compensated.
I would urge my fellow bloggers and the readers of this blog to kindly consider similar action. I would urge fellow bloggers to at least post once about the event clearly mentioning the culprit in the post. this will not only serve to commit this heinous crime to cyber memory but also will help spread the word.
Join me in this boycott and help protect the voice of justice in this country. Let us all make one final push towards justice.
Blogsphere is already taking notice. Look here, here, here, here, here, here, here and an alternative view here.
Daily Times covered the story here.

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