Criminal News

The Punjab Food Authority (PFA) has seized 600 kilograms (kg) of meat of dead animal and arrested two accused from the spot

The Punjab Food Authority (PFA) has seized 600 kilograms of meat from dead animals and arrested two suspects at the scene.

A spokesman for the PFA reported that, acting on a tip-off, a PFA team conducted a raid near Painsara on Saturday. They seized 600 kilograms of meat from a dead cow that was being transported to various food outlets, hotels, and restaurants.

The PFA team arrested two suspects at the scene and detained them after registering a case. Further investigation is ongoing.

Police foiled an attempt of smuggling non-custom paid products from Balochistan to Punjab on Wednesday

On Wednesday, police successfully intercepted an attempt to smuggle non-custom paid goods from Balochistan into Punjab.

Police sources reported that a joint operation was conducted by a team from Sakhi Sarwar police station and Rangers targeting smugglers engaged in the illegal transportation of non-custom paid products into Punjab.

During the operation, a passenger bus with the registration number LES-7862, traveling from Quetta to Lahore, was stopped by the team. Subsequently, a substantial quantity of imported cigarettes and electrical items were discovered and seized from the bus.

The seized items were then handed over to the customs department for further legal proceedings.

DSP Syed Hammad Nabi emphasized that stringent action is being taken against smugglers without any bias or discrimination.

Police in its continued drive against narcotics and criminals on Monday arrested three suspects including motorcycle lifter and recovered snatched motorcycle and illicit liquor

On Monday, the police, as part of their ongoing efforts against narcotics and criminal activities, apprehended three suspects, including a motorcycle thief, and recovered a stolen motorcycle along with illicit liquor.

Under the guidance of SHO Phuleli, SIP Shabir Hussain Leghari, and his team, acting on a tip-off, conducted a raid in various areas. During the operation, they arrested Muhammad Musahib Rajput and confiscated a motorcycle from his possession.

In a separate incident, the police detained two suspects, Faisal Qureshi and Muhammad Akram Khoso, and confiscated 20 liters of illicit liquor from them. A case has been registered against the drug suppliers under the Hudood Ordinance.

The bodies of seven labourers who killed in the Gwadar tragedy have shifted to Khanewal

The scene at the Shamkot Motorway Interchange was undoubtedly somber as relatives gathered to receive the bodies of their loved ones. Senior officers from the district administration and police, along with public figures, were present to offer their condolences and support during this difficult time.

The tragic incident, where unknown assailants barged into a rented residential quarter and opened fire on seven laborers, has left the community in shock and mourning. These laborers, who worked at local barber shops in Gawadar, were simply sleeping when the senseless violence occurred.

Now, as the bodies are being sent to their respective native areas for burial, the gravity of the loss is keenly felt by all those affected. Such senseless acts of violence serve as a stark reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of community support during times of tragedy.

Pindigheb Police station in Attock district on Friday apprehended six accused involved in gambling and placing bets on cockfights with in boundaries of PS Pindigheb

On Friday, the Pindigheb Police Station in Attock district apprehended six individuals involved in gambling and betting on cockfights within the precincts of the PS Pindigheb.

According to police sources, a police team conducted a raid on a location where cockfights and betting were underway in an open area, drawing participants from various areas. Acting on a tip-off, the police seized six roosters, along with the betting money, and detained six suspects.

Authorities at the Pindigheb Police Station have filed a case and initiated further investigation into the matter.

Police in its continued drive against narcotics and criminals on Thursday arrested a drug supplier and recovered mainpuri from his possession

On Thursday, as part of its ongoing efforts to combat narcotics and criminal activities, the police arrested a drug supplier and seized a quantity of mainpuri from his possession.

Under the leadership of SHO SITE police station, Malik Jawed Iqbal, officers conducted a raid within their jurisdiction. During the operation, they apprehended a drug peddler named Asghar Ali Abaasi and confiscated 450 packets of mainpuri from him.

A case has been registered against the suspect under the Narcotics Control Act.

Hyderabad Police arrested the outlaw in an injured condition after alleged encounter

Hyderabad Police apprehended an outlaw in an injured state following an alleged encounter.

According to a police spokesperson on Friday, while conducting a check near Badin Chali, the Tando Yousuf police motioned for motorcycle-riding individuals to halt, but the suspects initiated gunfire.

In response, the police engaged in an exchange of fire, resulting in the arrest of one suspect, Bilal alias Mukhi, who sustained injuries on the spot. His accomplice, however, managed to flee.

The police recovered a pistol and ammunition from the apprehended outlaw. The injured suspect was subsequently taken to the hospital for medical treatment. The police stated that the arrested individual is implicated in numerous cases, including robbery.

Ghari Habibullah police Thursday apprehended man for allegedly assaulting an 8 year-old girl after a thorough investigations and gathering evidences

The Ghari Habibullah police apprehended a man on Thursday for allegedly assaulting an 8-year-old girl, following thorough investigations and evidence gathering.

The incident occurred in the village of Dalola Mohri within the jurisdiction of the Ghari Habibullah police station in Mansehra. The police arrested the accused, identified as Gohar Aman, son of Faqeer Muhammad, and registered a case under the Child Protection Act.

District Police Officer (DPO) Manshera, Shafiullah Gandapur, visited the hospital to meet with the victim and her family. He assured them of justice and advocated for strict legal action against the perpetrator.

The DPO instructed for a comprehensive investigation by the DSP Investigation, with the SHO of Ghari Habibullah Police Station appointed as the investigating officer.

Furthermore, DPO Manshera convened a special meeting with medical professionals to assess the girl’s condition and ensure she receives appropriate care.

Under his directives, the Victim Support Service (VSS) team provided psychological support and therapy to the affected girl. This underscores the importance of holistic support for victims of traumatic incidents like this.

Justice (Retired) Mian Mushtaq has been appointed as the head of this committee.

On Wednesday, Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif established a committee to investigate the wheat import scheme during the interim government, according to sources close to the development.

Justice (Retired) Mian Mushtaq was appointed as the committee’s head.

This decision comes amid growing concerns among local farmers facing hardships due to delays in the government’s wheat procurement from them.

The committee’s primary objective is to scrutinize the significant financial losses incurred by the national treasury and assess the necessity of the wheat imports.

Upon completing its investigation, the committee is scheduled to present its comprehensive report to Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif within a concise two-week timeframe.

The development marks the third resignation in the US State Department as a protest against Washington’s policy regarding Palestinians and Gaza.

Hala Rharrit, the Arabic language spokesperson for the US State Department, has resigned from her position, citing disagreement with Washington’s policy on Israel’s aggression in Gaza.

This development marks the third resignation in the US State Department as a protest against Washington’s policy regarding Palestinians and Gaza.

According to the American State Department’s website, Rharrit also served as the Deputy Director of the Dubai Regional Media Hub and had joined the State Department as a political and human rights officer almost two decades ago.

American media reports indicate that she posted on her social media profile linked to social communication that “after 18 years of outstanding service, I have resigned in protest against America’s Gaza policy.”

During a press briefing, when a State Department spokesperson was asked about her resignation, they responded that channels are available within the department for the exchange of personal views on disagreeing with government policies.

Nearly a month ago, Annelle Sheline of the State Department’s Bureau of Human Rights and Josh Paul, who resigned in October, also announced their resignations.

Tariq Habbash, a senior official at the American Department of Education of Palestinian descent, resigned from his post in January.

America has faced criticism on the international stage and by human rights organizations for its support of Israel during the aggression in Gaza.

Reports of internal discord within President Joe Biden’s administration over the handling of internal conflicts also surfaced last November.

More than a thousand officials of the US Agency for International Development (USAID) demanded an immediate ceasefire through an open letter. Cables criticizing the American administration’s policy have also been circulated within the State Department’s internal “dissent channel”. The aggression has sparked intense debate and protests in America, Israel’s most significant ally.