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Video: Pakistani boy kept in shackles rescued, father arrested
Peshawar - Authorities rescued the boy after a video of the tea boy went viral.
Sardar Khan was arrested and produced before a court of Judicial Magistrate Hameedullah Khan, who sent him to prison, the Dawn reported.
The minor boy, who was chained at a teashop in Nasirpur area, was handed over to his family members, including his elder brother and uncle.
In the picture that had been going viral since Thursday, the boy was seen doing some chores at the shop while one of his legs was chained.
Kudos to SSP Ops, Zahoor Afridi, his team and all invovled. https://t.co/F21MCTsltT pic.twitter.com/5I0iSkvBev
- Sher Ali Arbab (@saarbab) July 25, 2019
Initially, it was presumed that someone had kept him in chains and forced him to labour, but later it emerged that the shop was run by his father, who had chained his leg.
An official at Chamkani police station said there was no clear provision of law available for the crime, but for the time being, Khan had been charged under Section 107 of the CrCP, which deals with a person likely to commit a breach of public tranquility.
Under the said provision, the court could set him free after he submits surety bonds.
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