Pakistan: Three women kill a Madarsa teacher when a little girl dreams of her blasphemy

Another blasphemy-related murder case has been reported in Pakistan, with three women killing a 21-year-old female teacher in Dera Ismail Khan after accusing her of blasphemy ( insulted Muslim's Prophet Mohammed ), according to The Dawn.

The altercation occurred on Tuesday morning outside the Jamia Islamia Falahul Binaat, purportedly following a disagreement over religious concerns and blasphemy claims.

When police arrived at the scene of the crime, they saw the victim lying in a pool of blood with her neck slit, according to the first information report (FIR).

The victim was also attacked with sharp objects, according to the complaint.

All three suspects, Umra Aman (24), Razia Hanfi (21), and Aisha Nomani (17), have been arrested. According to the Dawn, the 21-year-old victim was a devotee of well-known Islamic teacher Maulana Tariq Jameel, which irritated the suspects.

A police officer cited the suspects as stating that a 13-year-old female relative of theirs "saw a dream last night" in which she discovered the purported blasphemy committed by the victim and was then "ordered to slaughter her."

According to police, the victim belonged to the Mehsud tribe and was from the tribal area of South Waziristan. Her present address was in DI Khan's Anjumabad neighbourhood.

Wafaqul Madaris al Arabian Pakistan's seminary board has denounced the murder, calling it 'unfortunate.' It has also urged an independent and unbiased inquiry into the incident, as well as the arrest and punishment of the perpetrators.