The Dark Day in Said Pur, Khuiratta, AJK
On the dark day of 1st August, 2025, a piece of evidence of a terrifying murder was found in the fields of a small village named Said Pur of the sub-division Khuiratta, District Kotli. The revelation shook the community to its core because it was a partially decomposed corpse of a six-year-old girl, who had been missing since 29 July 2025. This was not the corpse of an innocent soul but the corpse of a rotten society with stinky morals and ethics.
The Little Angel Tasmia
The name of this little angel was Tasmia, who had all the colours of life in her face and the shine of stars in her eyes. Her dead body showed the murder of the whole humanity, the murder of all those efforts which her parents made and the murder of all those dreams, wishes and happiness which the little child and her parents had in their eyes and hearts.
Her Last Moments of Fear
When I think about how Tasmia felt when she knew about the approaching danger, it sinks my heart into deep sorrow and fear. Her heart would have pounded so loudly, making her feel as if it would break her fragile chest. The moments of pain, fear, and helplessness would have been intense, but alas! This severe shadow of fear in the eyes of the little body could not affect the murderer. The people of Khuiratta made a huge protest against this cold murder. It was one of the biggest protests in the history of Khuiratta, where people were filled with anger and hate.
The Murderer – A Rotten Soul
Was the murderer a human? No, he was not a human. He was a heap of putrid and decomposed meat. A heap of flesh which is stinky, sticky, rotten and pus-filled – a grotesque face which is difficult to look at. But is he the only scornful devil of our society? No, he is not the only one of his kind. There are many in various forms, at different stages, and in different capacities. He may be the highest level of his kind, but we do have his other versions moving everywhere, making it difficult to find the real person or persons behind such cold murders. In the case of Tasmia police have arrested a neighbourhood servant, claiming that he has confessed to his crime. But a big circle of society is showing dissatisfaction with the investigation process and findings. The situation has become vague and confusing.
A Society Full of Hidden Devils
If the person who is being accused is not the real criminal, then we should accept that we have many of his type. If there are persons who are consciously trying to cover or save the real criminal or criminals and trying to detract investigation, I swear by God they are his (murderer’s) versions. They are the malaise of our society, which ought to be removed; otherwise, we should be ready to carry little coffins of the tiny and fragile bodies. If the murderer or murderers of Tasmia are let free, then no mother should give birth to any angel again because this society is the society of rotten people where innocent angels fear to be. We demand justice for Tasmia.
Conclusion
Tasmia’s death is not just a tragedy—it’s a test for our society. If her killers walk free, no child will ever be safe again. Justice for Tasmia is justice for us all.