Aasim Saeed claims he was beaten in a tip apprehension facility. PHOTO COURTESY: BBC
Blogger Aasim Saeed, who went blank in Jan 2017, has practical for haven in Britain after alleging that he was tortured during his captivity.
He was one of a 5 amicable media activists who dead from opposite cities of Pakistan progressing this year before being released.
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Prior to his abduction, Saeed told a BBC, he had been concerned in using a Facebook page vicious of a establishment, called Mochi.
He was operative in Singapore though had arrived in Pakistan for his brother’s marriage in Jan when he says a few group in plain garments arrived during his residence and systematic him into a car.
“‘Do we know because you’ve been picked up?’ they asked. we said, ‘I have no idea’. Then he started to slap me. They said, ‘Let’s speak about Mochi’.”
Saeed told a BBC he was asked to palm over a passwords to his email accounts and mobile phone before being taken to a tip apprehension trickery where he was hold alongside group he believed to be “religious terrorists”.
According to the BBC, a Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) had put a series of people forcibly “disappeared” in 2016 to 728. Authorities in Pakistan, however, have mostly pronounced a confidence services are foul blamed for a disappearances and that a series of blank people is inflated, it added.
The blogger also alleges that he was beaten with a leather strap. “I don’t remember what happened, we fell down and someone was holding my neck in his feet, and a other man kept violence and violence and beating.” Saeed describes his arms and behind being left “shades of purple, blue and back”.
At another apprehension facility, Saeed says he was done to bear polygraph tests while being questioned about links to a Indian comprehension service, a Research and Analysis Wing (RAW).
“Have we ever been compared with RAW? Who is your handler? Have we ever perceived income from RAW?” He denies links to any unfamiliar comprehension services and says a interrogators analysed his Facebook posts.
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Saeed returned home after several weeks in detention. He told a BBC it was usually afterwards that he realised he had been indicted of blasphemy.
The blogger returned to Singapore shortly after being expelled and arrived in a UK in Sep to revisit friends.
He told a BBC he had afterwards motionless to request for haven as a terms of his practice visa in Singapore meant he had no pledge he would be authorised to keep vital there if he ever mislaid his job, and his life would be in risk if he returned to Pakistan.
This story creatively seemed on a BBC.
Article source: https://tribune.com.pk/story/1540954/1-pakistani-blogger-went-missing-earlier-year-applies-asylum-britain/