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14-year-old girl brutally murdered after being raped in Lahore


A 14-year-old girl was allegedly murdered after being raped by some unidentified men in Rehmat Town, area of Manawan in Lahore, said police on Saturday.
According to sources, the family of the deceased tried to bury her body without bringing the incident into notice of police. 
However, police reached at the scene and transferred the dead body to hospital for autopsy.Police said the girl was strangled to death and torture marks were clearly visible on her neck.
More facts would be revealed after autopsy report and investigation, police added. 


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