Anyone who commits rape, solely and solely, that person is responsible. Never is the victim responsible, said PMIK clarifying his earlier remarks on rape. IK stated that his comments were taken out of context deliberately.
He emphasized the fact that ‘Parda’ is not only for women but also for men. Women do not bear the sole responsibility for the rape. They are victims in this regard and should be served with justice.
Imran Khan alleged that his statement was taken out of context deliberately. Again, the highlighting phrase was spoken by the PM of Pakistan, “Absolutely not”. It undermines and negates the western idea that the paramount position of Islam in Pakistan intervenes in(with) the initiatives, required to secure the rights of women.
PM beamed light on the fact that women are respected and treated well in Muslim countries as compared to western countries. The issues of rape, sexual abuse and child abuse are frequent in every civilization that comes up with education. PM stated that women are not respected in any other country as they are in Pakistan. He came up with a view that women cannot be alleged for the rapes, no matter how much they are provocative.
Islam neither suppresses nor infringes the rights of women. The embodiment of the rights of women in religious duties is a crystal clear example of it.