'India please give me citizenship, I'm very disappointed from Pakistan', tweeted Qandeel Baloch before murder!

New Delhi: Pakistani model-cum-actor and popular social media celebrity Qandeel Baloch, became the latest victim of "honour killing" in a fanatic country, Pakistan, when her brother strangled her. However, in her recent tweets, it apparently seems that everything was not right in her life. Qandeel, who was known for posting bold videos and statements on Facebook, (was killed four days ago) posted some depressing tweets indirectly hinting toward problems in her life.

Life has taught me lessons in a early age...My Journey from a girl to a SELF DEPENDENT WOMEN was not easy.#Qandeel pic.twitter.com/Mwyn4UC32z

— Qandeel Baloch (@QandeelQuebee) July 14, 2016

 

I will fight for it. I will not give up. I will reach my goal. & absolutely nothing will stop me.#qandeelbaloch pic.twitter.com/UQOpeWdHQw — Qandeel Baloch (@QandeelQuebee) July 14, 2016

In one of her tweets, she also appealed women to "stand up for each other", probably hinting deteriorating condition of fairer sex in Pakistan.  

As a women we must stand up for ourselves..As a women we must stand up for each other...As a women we must stand... https://t.co/v8XoETLh8A

— Qandeel Baloch (@QandeelQuebee) July 14, 2016

In a tweet dated March 26, Qandeel Baloch also requested PM Narendra Modi to give her citizenship of India as she was "very disappointed from Pakistan". It is pertinent to mention that before the killing, reportedly, Qandeel's brother had been threatening her over her Facebook posts and videos, said the cops. The brother fled after murdering Qandeel, whose real name is Fauzia Azeem.