The victim, whose father is labour from Okara supporting six siblings on limited earnings, worked at the commercial building for a monthly salary of just Rs 38,000. When the traumatised teenager approached the cops, officers pressured her to compromise and drop the serious matter, telling her the accused “will be released anyway.” Instead of protecting the survivor, police are accused of continuously pressuring her. Worse still, First Information Report (FIR) publicly disclosed the girl’s full name, identity, address and other personal details which is clear violation of Pakistan’s Anti-Rape Act and repeated court orders that strictly prohibit revealing a rape victim’s identity. Journalists covering the case have blurred all identifying information out of professional responsibility, yet the police document laid her identity bare for the world to see.