Sister of pregnant Pakistani woman stoned to death says she was killed by her own husband NOT by her family

 Earlier, I published a story of a woman who was killed by her own family because she married the man she loved..She was said to be coming out from a court when she was stoned to death by her family (Here).After 25 year old Farzana Parveen was murdered in broad daylight on Tuesday, her father and four other relatives were arrested on suspicion of carrying out an honour killing in revenge for her marrying Mohammad Iqbal.

In a shocking twist, her sister Khalida Bibi, claims the victim's husband  killed her in broad day light with his accomplices because he feared she would listen to her family and flee.The sister said, her late sister was scared he would kill her the same way he killed the previous wife before her so she planned to flee from him. ..She said..

She told me that Iqbal had kidnapped her and forced her into marriage.She feared that Iqbal might kill her like his previous wife, Ayesha.I was present at the scene and when she came out of the lawyer's chamber and as soon as she saw us standing on the other side of the road, she rushed towards us. Iqbal and his accomplices chased her and hit her with bricks.Mohammad Iqbal and his accomplices killed Farzana, and her father and the rest of her family were wrongly accused of murder.

 She added that last month, Farzana fled to a women's shelter in a bid to escape from her husband.

Ms Bibi's(above) allegations directly contradict all previous reports of how Farzana died.

According to Mailonline...Iqbal claims that the pair married in January after falling in love with each other, but Farzana's family were angry that she had snubbed the man they chose for her.Her relatives filed a legal claim against Iqbal - but when the couple left the Lahore high court following a hearing in the case on Tuesday, Farzana's father and brothers set upon her.According to Iqbal, they began pelting her with batons and bricks as witnesses simply looked on, then left her to die in the street.

Two days after Farzana was killed, Iqbal admitted that he had murdered his first wife in order to marry his second.

'I was in love with Farzana and killed my first wife because of this love"

The case has prompted worldwide outrage, after it emerged that no one had tried to help Farzana while she was being killed in the centre of Lahore, one of Pakistan's most cosmopolitan cities.

                      Iqbal praying at Farzana's grave after she was killed this week