Key Points:
- A two-year-old boy died in hospital after being found injured at a canal bank in Sahianwala.
- Sahianwala police registered a murder case under sections 302 and 34 of the Pakistan Penal Code.
- The case was registered as FIR No. 693/26 on 28 October 2026.
- Police said an investigation is under way.
FAISALABAD: A two-year-old boy died in hospital after he was allegedly attacked and found injured at a canal bank in the Sahianwala area of Faisalabad, police said.
Sahianwala police registered a murder case under sections 302 and 34 of the Pakistan Penal Code, according to the first information report (FIR) No. 693/26.
The child’s father, a labourer from Chiniot, said in his complaint that his wife had come to her parents’ home at Chak No. 131 in Sahianwala on 26 October. He said the family was staying there when the incident took place.
The family said the children had gone to a nearby shop to buy something. He alleged that a man took both his children on a motorcycle from near the house. The complaint said the children were seated behind the accused on the motorcycle.
They did not return home after half an hour. The complainant said three members of the family searched the village on a motorcycle.
The family found the two-year-old injured at a canal bank in the light of an electricity pole. The complainant said the accused fled the scene after seeing the family.
The complainant said the boy’s hands were tied when the family found him. The complaint also said the accused was carrying a pistol.
The complaint also named an unidentified armed man who was present with the accused at the canal bank.
The family took the injured boy to Allied Hospital in Faisalabad in a private vehicle. He died at about 11 o’clock after failing to survive his injuries, the complaint said.
The complainant alleged that the accused had harassed his wife. The complaint further alleged that the accused had threatened to kill the children if she did not marry him.
Police converted the written complaint into a formal case after examining its contents. A sub-inspector was assigned to investigate the case on 28 October 2026, police said.
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