‘Held my hand twice and asked what I do to satisfy sexual desires.’ According to the woman, a Pakistan embassy employee touched her hand and asked if she was married. She further said that the staffer informed her that they could marry four times if they were bored.
New Delhi: An Indian woman claimed a Pakistan High Commission employee abused her. The woman said a Pakistani embassy official requested sexual favors in exchange for issuing her a visa to visit Pakistan.
According to the woman, the Pakistani official took her hand and inquired if she was married. She further said that the staffer informed her that they could marry four times if they were bored.
The woman described her situation: “In March 2021 and June of last year, I visited the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi. I was requested to wait in a lounge for some time before being told that a visa could not be issued since the Pakistani government at the time was unstable due to a no-confidence resolution passed against then-prime minister Imran Khan. As I was leaving the office, a man named Asif stopped me and said, ‘I would have granted you a visa if you had come to me,’ and requested me to return to the lounge and wait there.”
As she described her ordeal, the woman stated, “I visited Pakistan’s High Commission in New Delhi in March 2021 and June of last year. I was requested to wait in a lounge for some time before being told that a visa could not be given since the Pakistani government at the time was unstable due to a no-confidence resolution passed against the then-prime leader, Imran Khan. As I was leaving the office, Asif stopped me and said, ‘I would have granted you a visa if you had come to me,’ and urged me to return to the lounge and wait there.”
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“He later invited me to another room in the same corridor, where I sat. He (Asif) stated that a visa officer would arrive at 2 p.m. Then he started talking to me about my visa requirement, and I kept answering. Then he asked if I was married, which was a generic question, to which I said, ‘no sir, I’m not married,’ to which he replied, ‘why, what happened?’ He then inquired, ‘why do you do to fulfill your sexual need.’ After that, I started to feel uneasy, “She said.
“He also inquired if you had sex, went out with anyone, and if you could have an extramarital affair. I stood up and requested that he contact the visa officer, “She claimed.
The woman further said that a Pakistani official requested that she publish articles critical of India, Kashmir, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
