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Prayer leader accuses Christian girl of 'conspiracy'25 August, 2012 
 

ISLAMABAD: A cleric who handed over a young Christian girl 
to police on blasphemy charges after she burned papers containing 
Quranic verses said on Friday what she did was a "conspiracy" to insult Muslims.

Hafiz Muhammed Khalid Chishti, the prayer leader of the mosque in the 
Islamabad suburb of Mehrabad, insisted he had saved the girl, Rimsha, 
from mob violence by handing her to police but said the incident arose 
because Muslims had not stopped local Christians' "anti-Islam 
activities" earlier.

Rimsha was arrested and remanded in custody 
for a fortnight last Thursday. The youngster reportedly suffers from 
Down's syndrome and her treatment has prompted outrage from rights groups and 
concern from Western governments, but Chishti insisted she was fully aware of 
what she was doing. "The girl who burnt the Quran has no mental illness 
and is a normal girl," Chishti said.

"She did it knowingly, this is a conspiracy and not a mistake. She confessed 
what she did."

Under the country's strict blasphemy laws, insulting Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) 
is punishable by death and burning a sacred text by life imprisonment, 
though rights groups say the legislation is often abused to settle 
personal vendettas.

Chishti claimed the local Christian community 
had previously caused antagonism by playing music in services at their 
makeshift church during Muslim prayer time and said burning the pages 
was deliberate.

"They committed this crime to insult us further. 
This happened because we did not stop their anti-Islam activities 
before," he said.

"Last Christmas, they played musical instruments and there was vulgarity in the 
streets during our prayers time. I warned them but they did not stop."

During his sermon at Friday prayers Chishti told worshippers it was "time for 
Muslims to wake up" and protect the holy Quran. Around 97 percent of Pakistan's 
180 million population are Muslim and 
the country's tiny Christian minority has long suffered discrimination 
and poverty.

Mehrabad is home to around 500 Christian families but many fled after the 
page-burning. Chishti said that on the day of the 
incident he went to Rimsha's home after people showed him the papers she had 
burned, and he found an angry crowd outside and three or four 
Muslim women attacking her.

"Some women were beating her and other people were trying to break her arms 
when I rescued her," he said.

Chishti said the girl confessed to burning the pages and insisted he had 
averted major violence by handing her over to police. "People were 
demanding to burn their house, but I went to police and called them to 
avoid a major incident," he said.

"I had the Gojra incident in my mind, when Muslims burnt the whole Christians' 
colony. I did not want to repeat that."

Police have registered a case against more than 150 people for damaging 
property during the protest after the incident but Chishti insisted 
nobody from the area was involved.

"I did not invite people to 
protest against the Christians. The people who protested against the 
incident were from some other area," he said.

"The cleric who announced on loud speaker was also from another mosque and he 
did it outside this village. We have no link to that." 

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