Another CCTV video has caught the last snapshots of seven-year-old Zainab

Another CCTV video has caught the last snapshots of seven-year-old Zainab before her vanishing. Zainab was severely assaulted, killed and dumped in a waste heap, in a chilling catastrophe that started across the country challenge and sorrow. 

The new video film demonstrates a suspicious individual alluring her to accompany him, after which the young lady, wore in a dress and tights, strolls towards him. 

Film from the new CCTV video 

Zainab was seized on January 4 and her body was discovered dumped in a rubbish heap in Road Kot territory of Kasur, five days after her vanishing. 

The offensive occurrence set off a countrywide development for equity with the hashtag #JusticeForZainab, as the common society encouraged in urban communities and towns the nation over requesting quick activity against the culprit(s). 

Right around seven days after the catastrophe, no suspects have yet been gotten. Disappointed at no genuine advance for the situation, Chief Justice of the Lahore High Court had summoned IGP Punjab over the police's inability to catch the culprit(s). 

On Monday, the IGP Punjab did not show up in the Lahore High Court. Amid the becoming aware of the suo motu case, LHC Chief Justice, Justice Mansoor Ali Shah commented that the Punjab government and police showed up non-genuine in the assault and murder instance of Zainab. 

In the hours following the occurrence, Chief Minister Punjab Shehbaz Sharif constituted a Joint Investigation Team for request, while Chief Justice Saqib Nisar took suo motu notice of the assault and murder of the minor. 

Muhammad Ameen, the bothered father of the seven-year-old young lady, mourned before the media on Sunday that not a solitary suspect for the situation had been captured. 

"The police continue guaranteeing us that the suspect will be captured soon," he said. 

Prior, Zainab's dad had hammered the police for "carelessness in following out the culprit(s) in time" to spare his little girl's life. 

"The police demonstrated carelessness throughout the most recent five days. Incite activity by the police [in the days since her kidnapping] could have spared my little girl," the father had said.