The principal who was burned alive because she was married to an armyman
December 17, 2014 19:22
Tahira Kazi, the principal of the Army Public School and College in Peshawar, was set on fire by jihadists who slaughtered 142 people, most of them children. It is believed she was targeted because she's married to a retired army colonel, Kazi Javaid.
A student who survived the Peshawar school massacre describes an office assistant who was set on fire. "When I crawled to the next room, it was horrible. I saw the dead body of our office assistant on fire,' the boy said.
"She was sitting on the chair with blood dripping from her body as she burned."
It was not immediately clear how the female employee's body caught fire, though her remains were also later seen by an AFP reporter in a hospital mortuary.
A student who survived the Peshawar school massacre describes an office assistant who was set on fire. "When I crawled to the next room, it was horrible. I saw the dead body of our office assistant on fire,' the boy said.
"She was sitting on the chair with blood dripping from her body as she burned."
It was not immediately clear how the female employee's body caught fire, though her remains were also later seen by an AFP reporter in a hospital mortuary.
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