was returning home in a rented vehicle from Islamabad’s Blue Area on Friday after

“buying a gift for her younger brother” when she was kidnapped, an Afghan embassy
statement said. “She went to the Blue Area in a taxi from her house in Sector F-7/2…
when she took a cab to go back home, another man entered the vehicle after a few
minutes,” the Afghan embassy said, adding that when she protested to the driver,
“the passenger startShe lost consciousness an picked her up in an official vehicle.
“The dupatta she had had a tissue paper and a Rs 50 currency note with a message,
‘Your turn is next’ and ‘communist’,” the statement said, adding that her shoes and
mobile phone were missing when she recovered her senses. “She was wearing a
male’s shoes,” it stated. After being released, she has been receiving medical care at
a local hospital.
Strongly condemning the attack, Afghanistan’s foreign affairs ministry expressed deep
concern about the safety and security of its diplomats, their families, and the staff of
the Afghan political and consular missions in Pakistan.d can’t recall anything after
that,” the embassy said. According to the statement, she regained consciousness at
around 5 or 6pm and a passerby told her that she was in F-7 sector. “It was some
road with no shopping or residential area nearby. She took a cab for the F-9 park as
she knew that landmark,” the statement read.ed beating her and said that her father
is a c