Two teen sisters arrested after burning their father alive as revenge for his repeated sex attacks.

According to a sad and shocking report from Pakistan, two young sisters have been taken into custody on charges of murdering their father in an act of monstrous revenge. The parents of the two sisters aged 16 and 19 were reported to have been troubled by the claim that subjected these two daughters to sexual abuse over years. According to reports, the eldest girl claimed that she had been raped by their father for over one year, while the younger sister had also been sexually abused several times.

The sisters said they felt trapped and didn't know what else to do, which induces them to take this occurrence. They decided to act on January 1, while the felon was asleep. Their premeditated plan was to pour petrol over him, set him on fire, and see him burn with terrible injuries to be later hospitalized. He died on January 8 according to doctors. This brought the sisters' actions into the limelight of fierce speculation about the extremes to which the victims of abuse go when they feel deprived of any other means of self-escape or self-justice.

The case is not merely harsh; it does raise echoes in the public because the cruelty involved in this instance hints at so many other issues, particularly domestic violence and sexual abuse, that continue to plague many societies. Such cases raise serious questions about protected family members and what society in general has poor structures to support victims of such inhumane acts. The matter is quite complicated because even the mother of the sisters, who had married the man, did not have any knowledge about the abuse or of her daughters' intentions.

As this case advances, it is a dark reminder that there is either an increasing need or an urgent need for better avenues for protecting victims of sexual abuse from then seeking help. The civil proceedings against the sisters would surely be watched closely in their struggle to come to terms with the fallout of their desperate actions amid the ongoing manifestations of gender-based violence and justice in the society.