Key Points:
- Factory Area police have arrested a car driver, Usman, for allegedly running over and injuring a motorcyclist
- The injured man, Faisal Shehzad, was hit from behind on Rajbah Road on the night of November 4, according to the FIR
- FIR 1204/26 has been registered under sections 279 and 337-G of the Pakistan Penal Code
- The CPO Faisalabad said strict legal action would be taken against negligent drivers, according to the handout
FAISALABAD: Factory Area police have arrested a car driver who allegedly ran over and injured a motorcyclist in Faisalabad.
According to the police handout, Factory Area SHO Muhammad Riaz arrested the accused, Usman, for running his vehicle over citizen Faisal Shehzad and injuring him.
According to the FIR, Faisal Shehzad was riding his Honda 125 motorcycle, FSJ-6381, on Rajbah Road on the night of November 4 when a white Suzuki Alto, BTK-462, hit him from behind.
The FIR said Faisal Shehzad suffered serious injuries to his head, face, legs and arms and was taken to hospital. His motorcycle was also damaged in the crash.
According to the FIR, case 1204/26 was registered under sections 279 and 337-G of the Pakistan Penal Code on November 5, on the written application of the victim’s son. ASI Munawar Hussain is investigating the case.
Under the Pakistan Penal Code, section 279 covers rash or negligent driving on a public way, while section 337-G covers hurt caused by rash or negligent driving.

According to the handout, the CPO Faisalabad said strict legal action would be taken under the law against those who drive negligently and carelessly.
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