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ISLAMABAD: A Christian girl accused of blasphemy was released on bail in Pakistan yesterday after spending more than three weeks in jail.
Rimsha Masih, dressed in a traditional baggy green shirt and dark-green trousers, was seen stepping out of an armoured vehicle before being whisked to a waiting helicopter to be reunited with her family.
Arrested on Aug. 16 under blasphemy laws for allegedly burning papers containing Qur鈥檃nic verses, her plight has attracted sharp condemnation because she is underage, illiterate and said to suffer from learning difficulties.
Paul Bhatti, Pakistan鈥檚 minister for national harmony whose brother was assassinated last year for calling for the laws to be reformed, confirmed Rimsha鈥檚 release along with her lawyer Tahir Naveed Chaudhry.
鈥淪he has been freed from the jail and was transported by a helicopter to a safe place. Her family members received her,鈥� Bhatti told AFP.
Her bail had been posted at one million rupees ($10,400) 鈥� a huge amount for most Pakistanis.
Chaudhry said two guarantors submitted the surety bond promising that Rimsha would appear back in court when called, with the All Pakistan Minorities Alliance assisting with the paperwork.
Blasphemy is a very sensitive subject in Pakistan, where 97 percent of the 180 million population are Muslims.
Insulting the prophet Mohammed is punishable by death and burning a sacred text by life imprisonment.
An official medical report has classified her as 鈥渦neducated鈥� and aged 14, but with a mental age younger than her years. Others have said she is as young as 11 and suffers from Down鈥檚 Syndrome.
Rimsha鈥檚 case took a dramatic development when a cleric who had accused her was arrested last week for allegedly planting evidence against her and on charges of himself desecrating the Qur鈥檃n.
Unlike in previous blasphemy cases, no Muslim clerics, political or religious parties have organised demonstrations against Rimsha.
A prominent Muslim cleric said his All Pakistan Ulema Council was prepared to offer Rimsha protection if necessary and called for a fair trial for all involved.
鈥淎ll those who staged this drama and were active behind the scenes should be punished and brought to justice,鈥� the cleric, Tahir Ashrafi, told AFP.
After her arrest in a poor Islamabad suburb, Rimsha had been held in the same jail as the convicted killer of politician Salman Tasser, murdered outside a coffee shop by his bodyguard because he called for a reform to blasphemy laws.