Celebrities Mahira Khan, Shaniera Akram, Osman Khalid Butt and many others demand justice for minor maid tortured to death

Pakistan's biggest figures have come out to speak out against child labor and demand justice for a minor maid named Zahra who was tortured by her employers.

Who is it that Mahira Khan, Armina Khan, Usman Khalid Butt, Shenira Akram and many others were involved in the entertainment industry of Pakistan. A simple housemaid named Zahra Shah was beaten to death by her employers.

The Humsafar Star retweeted a post about Venus and wrote: 'The demons walk freely among us.'

The demons walk freely among us.. https://t.co/3MJ1twbhyn

— Mahira Khan (@TheMahiraKhan) June 3, 2020

Cricket legend Wasim Akram's wife Shanira Akram has also spoken out for minors, while in Pakistan she has condemned those who employ girls under the age of 14 for domestic help and raise the issue of child labor.

ANYONE who has a person working for them in their house who is under the age of 14, & I don’t care if they are your longtime staff members son or daughter whos living with you, you are breaking the law.If you really want to look after that child then send them to school not work!

— Shaniera Akram (@iamShaniera) June 3, 2020

Armina Khan has shared a powerful image of a girl who has added the hashtag #JusticeforZohra to release a girl from cage to cage.

RIP Zohra Shah. #JusticeForZohraShah 💔 pic.twitter.com/V9nrvaDxVR

— Armeena 🦋 (@ArmeenaRK) June 3, 2020

Usman Khalid Butt, who is known for speaking out against injustice in society seems to be facing a lack of words on the issue.

Dear God. https://t.co/n3kxFWM8bW

— Osman Khalid Butt (@aClockworkObi) June 2, 2020

Singer Muneeb Mazari also shared a heartbreaking post on Instagram in which she wrote: “He killed Zohra when he released the birds from the cage. Maybe it was a mistake or maybe she wanted to free the birds. And she was only 8 years old. Let it sink

An eight-year-old domestic worker was beaten to death by his employees in Rawalpindi after he accidentally released two expensive parrots, local media reported on Wednesday.

According to reports, Zohra, a resident of Muzaffargarh, was identified as caring for the child of a man named Hassan Siddiqui, who was involved in buying and selling birds and property.

Police officials told The Independent that Siddiqui admitted that he and his wife had enraged the girl who was working for him as a maid.