Abstract
The cases human trafficking and cruelty to minor and teen aged innocent girls increasing. Apart from thisyoung and middles aged women are abducted, kidnapped for fornication nefarious and illicit purpose.They are smuggled to other places inside the country and sometimes sold out abroad; where they aretortured and abused. A few minor girls are procured either by persuasion, influence, inducement or otherstimulus or incentive. When such offences are committed, they are carried out by a series illegal actionslike a chain of crimes. The person or persons collaborating with the main accused deliberately in commit-ting the offence are equally responsible for the consequences. In this paper, the analysis of offencesconnected with fornication, abduction and kidnapping and their effects will be highlighted at depth.Kidnapping and abduction are different offences, though in literature and legal language, sometimes usedas if they are similar offences. Several minor and teen aged girls have been abducted by criminal and aftercommitting rape and torture, murdered them. Abduction and kidnapping by means of motivation, byforce, deception or for the purpose of marriage (fake). There was a dispute regarding marriage betweenNoor Muqqadam and Zahir Jaffer (both family friends), but the girl was slaughtered after kidnapping andrape, at the residence of Zahir. Another minor School girl Zainab from Kasur was kidnapped, tortured,raped and murdered. The most serious aspect of the Kidnapping and Abduction is the sale of innocentminor and young teen aged girls to the “red light areas” for illicit purposes or selling abroad for slavery.There must be special task force to investigate such offences, who possess expertise in forensic and law.A case study consistent with research is presented in this paper, how a minor school girl was abducted,tortured and abused. The negative role of the investigating an officer and negligent approach of otherinstitutions spoils the case.
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