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19:19Now PlayingIn a harrowing incident highlighting Pakistan's stringent blasphemy laws, Humayun Ullah narrowly escaped lynching after allegedly making derogatory remarks about the Quran during a family argument in Khazana, near Peshawar. Police officer Nasir Khan reported that an enraged mob of hundreds blocked roads and threatened to burn down the police station, demanding Ullah be handed over to them. Under Pakistan's strict blasphemy laws, which can impose a death sentence for insulting Islam or religious texts, the suspect was arrested "as a mob was trying to grab and lynch him in the street." The incident underscores the volatile nature of blasphemy accusations in Pakistan, where even unproven allegations can trigger violent mob reactions, despite authorities never having actually carried out a death sentence for blasphemy.
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