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Egyptian Woman Beaten, Harassed By Men Wearing Punjabi Dress

Darpan News Desk IANS, 25 Mar, 2019 09:02 PM

    An unidentified Egyptian woman has filed a complaint with Kuwaiti Police accusing some men wearing Punjabi dress of beating her son, a media report said.


    The woman alleged that the men beat her son for no reason and that some of them were armed with knives.

     

    She also brought a medical report from the concerned authority showing bruises on her son's body, the Arab Times quoted Al-Rai daily as saying.


    She added that the suspects also harassed other teenagers living in the area and appealed to the authorities for help to ensure their security and safety, the report added.

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