Two held for double murder in Faisalabad raids

Key Points:

Two men were arrested for shooting dead two citizens over an old enmity in the Roshan Wala area on 21 October.
Thirteen drug dealers were arrested in 24 hours, with charas, heroin, bhukki, ice and liquor recovered.
Four men were arrested for assaulting women in Batala Colony and Satiana in two separate cases.
Kite flyers, cattle thieves and a proclaimed offender were also arrested across the city.

FAISALABAD: Roshan Wala police have arrested two men for allegedly shooting dead two citizens over an old enmity.

According to the Faisalabad Police spokesman’s handout, City Police Officer Tanveer Hussain had tasked Superintendent of Police Iqbal Division Saeed Ahmed with arresting the alleged killers. A team led by Station House Officer Roshan Wala Shahid Pervaiz arrested the two men.

Two arrested men in handcuffs at Roshan Wala police station, Faisalabad.

Arrested drug dealers and seized liquor in Faisalabad during a 24-hour narcotics crackdown.

Two arrested men at Batala Colony police station, Faisalabad.

Two arrested men with covered faces at Satiana police station, Faisalabad.

Four arrested men with seized kites at Factory Area police station, Faisalabad.

Three arrested men with covered faces at Nishatabad police station, Faisalabad.

A proclaimed offender in custody at a Khidmat Markaz in Faisalabad.

CPO Faisalabad Tanveer Hussain hearing citizens at an open court in his office.

The two victims of the 21 October double murder, Ehsanullah and Basara, were shot dead in Chak 236 RB. A case (FIR 700/26) was registered at Roshan Wala police station under sections 302, 149, 148 and 109 of the Pakistan Penal Code.

Legal proceedings have begun against the arrested men. The CPO said they would be presented in court with solid evidence so that they receive exemplary punishment.

Two Shot Dead in Roshan Wala; 25 Drug Dealers Arrested

Thirteen dealers held, drugs seized

Thirteen drug dealers were arrested across the city in the last 24 hours.

Police recovered more than five kilogrammes of charas, more than two kilogrammes of heroin and 11 kilogrammes of bhukki. They also seized 480 grammes of ice and a large quantity of liquor, worth hundreds of thousands of rupees.

Investigations are under way to trace the dealers’ facilitators and the supply network. The CPO said intelligence-based operations against drugs would continue.

Assault after woman stopped disturbance

Station House Officer Batala Colony Faisal Razaq arrested two men for assaulting a woman who had stopped them from creating a disturbance. The men also vandalised property during the incident.

A case (FIR 1483/26) was registered under section 354 of the Pakistan Penal Code. Legal proceedings have begun.

The CPO said those who assault and mistreat women deserve no leniency. He added that violence against women would not be tolerated in any form.

Those who assault and mistreat women deserve no leniency.

Women beaten over minor altercation

Station House Officer Satiana Syed Ghulam Abbas Shah arrested two men for assaulting Parveen Bibi and other women over a minor altercation. Both men were named in the first information report.

The assault took place on 5 November. The case (FIR 781/26) was registered on 10 November under sections 337A(iii), 337, 337A(i), 337(2) and 34 of the Pakistan Penal Code. Legal proceedings have begun.

Four held for flying kites

Station House Officer Factory Area Muhammad Riaz arrested four men for kite flying, a pastime the police describe as a bloody game. Police recovered a large quantity of kites and chemical string from them.

Cases were registered and investigations have begun.

The CPO asked parents to keep their children away from kite flying, saying that endangering citizens’ lives would not be tolerated.

Kite factory raided in Jhang, 700 kites seized

Goat thieves held, livestock recovered

Station House Officer Nishatabad Sajid Mehmood arrested three men of a gang that stole livestock. The men had broken the locks of Razia Bibi’s house and stolen four goats.

Livestock worth Rs400,000 was recovered from the men. A case (FIR 1515/26) was registered under sections 380 and 457 of the Pakistan Penal Code. Further investigation is under way.

Offender caught seeking character certificate

A proclaimed offender came to a Khidmat Markaz for a character certificate. A record check showed he was wanted in a bogus cheque case at Sargodha Road police station.

Assistant Sub-Inspector Syed Muneeb Gilani, the in-charge of the Khidmat Markaz, took the man into custody and handed him to the concerned police. The bogus cheque case (FIR 674/26) was registered under section 489F of the Pakistan Penal Code.

Open court hears citizens’ complaints

City Police Officer Tanveer Hussain held an open court in his office and heard applications and complaints from citizens. He ordered the concerned officers to resolve the issues on merit and to ensure justice in every application.

The CPO said an open court is held daily so citizens can access justice and service delivery in police stations is being improved. He said protecting citizens’ lives and property and delivering justice is the top priority.

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