Controversy Behind Pakistani Girls Malala Yousafzai

Malala Yousafzai waving hand after discharging from hospital

London : Pakistani teen girl Malala Yousafzai has been discharged from UK hospital recently. Malala Yousafzai has become a symbol of resistance against rigid Taliban thinking, she also has become known as "Diary Girl", as she wrote against Taliban who apparently were destroying schools in Northern areas of Pakistan.

Initial injury  pictures of Malala

Malala Yousafzai was shot in her forehead along with two other girls and was immediately treated in a military hospital in Pakistan but later on she was shifted to UK where she recovered well.

Despite of above facts the story of Malala has become controversial in Pakistani social community where many people believe that Malala was not actually shot in her head or injured seriously but the some unknown forces behind her projected the story. 

The story of Malala's injury became controversial from the very beginning, just minutes after attack her doctor claimed that Malala is not seriously injured.

Later, her father claimed on Pakistani media that Malala was shot on her head and he further claimed that the bullet has crossed just above her left eye brow passing further towards her neck.

The later claims were also backed by Pakistani military doctors that reported Malala's condition very serious. The initial pictures of Malala were shown as a bandage on her left eye which were evident that a bullet has passed from her brain.

Malala running towards a military helicopter

But, social media was depicting another story of Malala Yousafzai. The social media claimed that Malala was not seriously injured but she was seen running to board a military helicopter. 

The confusion was fueled by the story of a bullet crossing from her forehead but recent  pictures showed her beautiful face with out any trace of bullet on her forehead.

Malala has been given many national and international awards and since than her story has been placed on the front page of the world's top Newspapers and Magazines including Time Magazine .