‘Justice For Hina’: Woman’s Death In Rawalpindi Sparks Murder Probe And Public Outcry
'Justice For Hina': Woman's Death In Rawalpindi Sparks Murder Probe And Public Outcry.
'Justice For Hina': Woman's Death In Rawalpindi Sparks Murder Probe And Public Outcry.
Article outline
- What happened
- Background
- Official response
- Why it matters
- The bottom line
Key points
- Discovered With Hands Tied Behind Her Back, Mouth Gagged, A Wire Around Her Neck.
- From Aizal To Hina Javed: Pakistan's Women And Girls Need Justice, Not Just Laws.
- According to the First Information Report (FIR), Hina was discovered in the bathroom of a second-floor flat at Askari Apartments in Rawalpindi's Lalkurti area on Thursday morning.
- Hina's brother and renowned academic Shahram Azhar pressed Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif to ensure that the culprits are brought to justice.
- While Hina's body was shifted to Benazir Bhutto Hospital for a post-mortem examination, investigators have collected evidence from the apartment.
Her hands were tied behind her back, her mouth was gagged, and a wire was wrapped around her neck.
RAWALPINDI: Police have introduced a murder investigation after a 45-year-old woman, Hina Javed, was identified dead inside an apartment in Rawalpindi, with her family alleging that she had suffered repeated domestic abuse before her death.
According to the First Information Report (FIR), Hina was discovered in the bathroom of a second-floor flat at Askari Apartments in Rawalpindi's Lalkurti area on Thursday morning. Her brother, Fahad Javed Malik, remarked in the police complaint that the family rushed to the apartment after receiving an early-morning call from her father-in-law informing them of an emergency.
Notably, the family alleges that she was discovered with her hands tied behind her back, her mouth gagged and a wire around her neck. Malik has accused Hina's husband, Faisal Asghar Imam, along with his father, Asghar Ali Fayyaz, and a domestic worker, Zeeshan Arshad, of involvement in her death. He additionally alleged that his sister had complained of physical and psychological abuse during her marriage. Hina had married Imam in November 2025. According to her brother, tensions and alleged abuse had persisted during the marriage. The FIR further alleges that Imam had subjected her to repeated violence and had additionally allegedly abused a previous wife.
Fahad further accused Faisal Asghar of having tortured and physically abused Hina previously. He remarked she had filed for divorce as of the alleged abuse. In-Laws Asserted Robbery, No Signs Of Break-In.
Hina's family notes her in-laws initially maintained that a robbery had taken place. Nevertheless, guards at Askari Villas reportedly informed police that there were no signs of a break-in. The family notes the in-laws afterwards asserted that Hina had been killed by a domestic helper during an attempted robbery. Nevertheless, nothing was taken from her, and she was still wearing her gold bangles.
Police have registered the case under Sections 302 and 34 of the Pakistan Penal Code, relating to murder and acts committed by a number of individuals with a shared intention. While Hina's body was shifted to Benazir Bhutto Hospital for a post-mortem examination, investigators have collected evidence from the apartment.
During questioning, the domestic helper allegedly confessed to killing Hina along with her husband, according to Hina's family. He reportedly informed police that Faisal had paid him Rs 100, 000 to carry out the murder and that the killing had been planned four days earlier.
There was an outpouring of anger against the alleged perpetrators, along with widespread backing for Hina Javed and her family, on social media. CM Maryam Nawaz Pressed To Assist Bring Culprits To Justice.
Our sister Hina Javed was brutally murdered by her husband and in-laws two days ago. The father in law is still roaming around and has not been put under arrest. @MaryamNSharif please support bring the criminals to justice. #JusticeforHinaJaved pic.twitter.com/roFkUSrwYE. Shahram Azhar (@ShahramAzhar) August 21, 2026.
According to one social media post, Faisal Asghar Imam was a teacher at NUST and had allegedly been harassing female students for more than a decade.
"Doctor Faisal Imam was a teacher at NUST. He was harassing female students for over a decade. I personally know his victims."
He was our teacher. I notice no one on twitter is taking his name directly as if hes some sacred man. But individuals have no matters taking the victims name. DOCTOR Faisal Imam was a teacher at NUST. He was harassing female students for over a decade. I PERSONALLY know his victims. Pic.twitter.com/dDeiBfXPqJ. Disgruntled Cyber Warrior (@lilmisskhawaja) August 22, 2026.
Police authorities stated the investigation was continuing and that no arrests had been created at the time of reporting. The case has additionally drawn attention on social media, where calls for a transparent investigation and justice for Hina Javed have intensified.
For now, 'Justice For Hina': Woman's Death In Rawalpindi Sparks Murder Probe And Public remains the part of the story worth watching, and further updates are likely as more details are confirmed.


