Faisalabad Police Arrest 605 in Kite-Flying Crackdown

Key Points:

Faisalabad police registered 488 cases in operations against kite flying this year
605 accused arrested in the operations against kite flyers and suppliers
Thousands of kites, chemical string, raw material and machines recovered
Recovered kites and material worth hundreds of thousands of rupees
Parents urged to keep children away from kite flying

FAISALABAD: Faisalabad police registered 488 cases and arrested 605 accused in operations against kite flyers and suppliers of kite-flying material this year to protect precious human lives, police said.

Thousands of seized kites, chemical string, raw material and machines were recovered from the accused. The recovered kites and material are worth hundreds of thousands of rupees.

The CPO Faisalabad described kite flying as a danger to precious human lives, not merely a game.

Parents should keep their children away from kite flying, the CPO said.

Faisalabad Police Seize Drugs, Kites, Fireworks

The CPO Faisalabad warned that lawbreakers will be dealt with an iron hand.

Abducted Woman Recovered

Police arrested two accused and safely recovered a young woman allegedly abducted from Sohailabad after Inspector Komal traced her to Haider Valley in the D-Type area.

The young woman was allegedly abducted from Sohailabad with intent of unlawful sexual activity. Police said two accused were arrested and legal proceedings started.

Inspector Komal, SSIOU Factory Area Circle, traced the abducted girl to Haider Valley in the D-Type area and recovered her safely.

The recovery followed police action in the D-Type area.

CPO Holds Open Court, Hears Public Complaints

CPO said elements involved in crimes against women and children deserve no concession.

Protection of women’s rights is a foremost priority in line with the Punjab chief minister’s vision, the CPO added.