A 40-year-old Spanish woman has provided harrowing testimony in Lahore's ongoing rape case, detailing her sexual and physical assault by multiple suspects.According to her court statement, four armed men forcibly entered her residence, tied up the victims, and confined them to a room.

The woman described being assaulted repeatedly, including being struck with a pistol butt and threatened with death if she refused to comply with the perpetrators' demands.

The suspects, including Muhammad Raza Dar, a grandson of a prominent political figure, allegedly extorted money from the victims and subjected them to repeated sexual harassment.The case gained attention after an FIR was filed at Lahore's Defence C Police Station, leading to the arrest of five suspects on physical remand.

The victim recounted being taken to a bedroom where an English-speaking man promised her safety in exchange for money, only to be later raped by another suspect.The incident highlights systemic issues of gender-based violence and the challenges faced by foreign nationals in seeking justice in Pakistan.Authorities are currently investigating the case, with the victims' testimonies playing a crucial role in the legal proceedings.