MJtv LIVE EXCLUSIVE:Written & signed statements/documents of foreign ladies reveal graphic details?

🚨 BREAKING NEWS | MJtv LIVE EXCLUSIVE NOW A major controversy has erupted in Pakistan after the arrest of Muhammad Raza Dar, reported by police and multiple media outlets to be a close relative of Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar, in a case involving allegations of kidnapping, rape, unlawful confinement, and extortion involving two foreign women in Lahore. The case has triggered intense political and legal debate, with investigators claiming that the women were allegedly lured to Pakistan through a cryptocurrency-related venture before being held against their will. In this exclusive MJtv transmission, Matiullah Jan examines the latest developments, including the written statements recorded before a judicial magistrate under oath. According to the statement of one complainant, she alleged that armed men entered the residence where she and her companion were staying, tied them up, physically assaulted them, repeatedly sexually assaulted them, threatened them with weapons, and forced access to cryptocurrency accounts. She further alleged that approximately US$17,000 was transferred from her phone to a crypto wallet under coercion. The statement also describes threats to kill the women if they contacted police and alleges repeated violence during their confinement. These are allegations recorded before the court and remain subject to investigation and judicial determination. MJtv also discusses the questions surrounding the police investigation, the evidence collected so far, the legal proceedings, and why this case has become one of Pakistan’s most high-profile criminal investigations. What do the court documents reveal? What role did cryptocurrency allegedly play? How did the victims secure their rescue? And what political implications could follow if the allegations are proven in court? Watch the complete analysis only on MJtv LIVE EXCLUSIVE NOW. #MJtv #MatiullahJan #RazaDar #IshaqDar #Lahore #BreakingNews #Pakistan #Crime #Court #ForeignWomen #Crypto #Exclusive #Live #Justice #HumanRights