Rawalpindi: October 20, 2013. (PCP) Malala Yousazai was sent to UK for the treatment, yet another victim of extremists is still suffering in the city of Peshawar. Malala was attacked because she was preaching about the importance of education. Kashmala Munawar was practicing her faith and religion at All Saint’s Church in Peshawar. Kashmala, a young teenage first year high school student, was taken to the Lady Reading Hospital for treatment sustained in the church blast. Doctors said that there were multiple pellets in her legs. They performed surgery, and rods were fixed in her legs. Her right leg became infected, resulting in it having to be amputated. After amputating her leg doctors discharged her from hospital. She was taken to the Mission hospital. No medical facilitation was available in the Mission Hospital. Doctors said, “We moved her to RMI Hospital where medical staff saved her second leg. However, she is still in desperate need of prolonged medical treatment for her leg.” Currently, Farrukh Saif, Director of World Vision in Progress (WVIP), is bearing all expenses for the vital treatment of Kashmala and many of the other victims. This raises a multitude of important questions though… How many times will Farrukh Saif and WVIP have to bear the responsibility? Where is the justice? Why is the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province and the federal government totally ignoring the victims of the Peshawar blast attack in a church? Why is the international community, and the world’s most powerful industrialized nations, silent about this injustice? Doctors have strongly urged that Kashmala Munawar should travel to any of the European countries for proper treatment. Top leaders of World Vision in Progress and the All Pakistan Christian League are doing their best to make it possible, even though it is not an easy task without the help of international community, and the world’s renowned medically advanced nations. Therefore we appeal the international community also come forward and help Kashmala for her treatment in a developed country. If you are in position to do something for Kashmala, feel free to contact me anytime. If you cannot do anything then at least remember her in your prayers.