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Khadija Siddiqui

Khadija Siddiqui, 23, survived the frenzied attack in broad daylight outside her sister's school on a busy thoroughfare in the teeming eastern city of Lahore, Pakistan's cultural capital, in May 2016. (Photo: AFP)

Pakistan student stabbed 23 times fights to see her attacker jailed

Khadija Siddiqui named her attacker as Shah Hussain, a classmate whom she had rejected romantically.

14 Jun 2018 3:30 PM


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