Whenever we think of life in Pakistan, a question arises in every one’s mind that why is life so cheap in Pakistan? People are killed in the name of "honor," others are killed on purpose, and violent attacks are becoming too common in cities. In places like Karachi and parts of Sindh, the feudal system and a history of gang violence have made things even worse. An ordinary person's life often seems unimportant in front of power and influence.The Mehar triple murder case is one of these sad reminders. Raees Karamullah Chandio and his two sons were brutally killed in their home by armed men in 2018.

Not only did three people die, but it also started a long, tiring fight for justice.Umme Rubab Chandio is at the center of this fight. She is a daughter, a lawyer, and a symbol of strength. She has been fighting in court for eight long years, dealing with delays, setbacks, and a lot of stress. A lot of people may have forgotten about this case and moved on, but her fight is far from over.When hope ran out in one courtroom, she decided to look for it in another. Her journey is more than just a legal fight. It's very personal. A fight for her family, for the truth, and for justice.She is still strong and believes that justice will win out one day.

But the question still stands: in a country where people die so easily, will justice ever really reach those who need it most?

Credit: Independent News Pakistan (INP)