Lahore: August 24, 2012. (PCP) “11 years old “Rimsha” and FIR registered against here is totally forged and to observe how minorities are being crushed” said leaders of Joint Action Committee in Lahore today in a press conference Mr. Sohail Johnson, Nazir Ghulam, Aslam Parvez Sohtra, Salim Shakir, Javed Gill, Parvez and Shahzad Kamran told reports in joint press conference that Rimsha belongs to a very poor and innocent family and she is accused to burn the Quran papers and FIR registered is 303/2012 and charged with 295-B in Ramna police station Islamabad. Rimsha and her family can’t think even to disgrace a Chouhdary of the area how can she burn the papers of Holy Quran. In Pakistan blasphemy law is being used a big and formidable law. Recently one mad man was burnt alive in Channi Goth Bhawalpur, in north Nazmabad Karachi a man was attacked who abnormal, one man was attacked in Maseri Shah Lahore. In 2009 Bhamni wala district Kasur, Taisar Town Karachi, Sumberia in Sialkot, Christian Town Gojra where 9 innocent were burnt alive in Faisalabad Pastor Rashid and Sajjad were gunned down in Court campus. Alas! Even today no one was punished. One forged and biased case under which the first lady of Pakistan Asia Bibi was sentenced to death. Minority Minister Shahbaz Bhatti and Governor Punjab were killed just to give statement about Asia Bibi. On 17th August 2012 one abnormal 13 years old girl was proclaimed to burn alive in Mosques of Mehrabad. One being heard this news all the Christians ran away to safe places of the Islamabad. Today almost 800 people are under the sky and praying for the lives. Therefore, Christian Joint Action Committee demands withdraw the registered case against Rimsha and security should be given to that area and also those who were scatterin prejudice around 170 people to be arrested under case no 104. The police must do the transparent investigation and must arrest the man who gave the burnt papers to Rimsha (abnormal). We also demand to put back the people who are rufeeges in different areas that they could back to their houses