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Up in arms: ‘Police refusing to register murder case’
- Updated: August 29, 2016
Complainant says suspects have threatened his family with apocalyptic consequences.
PHOTO: FILE
FAISALABAD: Scores of residents of Waris Pura collected during Zila Council Chowk on Monday and hold a proof opposite a military in front of a city district supervision secretariat. They indicted a military of holding a cheat from suspects in a murder box and not induction an FIR.
The protesters hold adult banners and placards carrying slogans opposite a police. They hold a sit-in on University Road and blocked it for trade for several hours. Yaqoob Masih, father of a deceased, told reporters that his son Zeeshan had been shot passed on Aug 24 by 24 suspects including Ghulam Abbas, Faisal Nazeer, Nadeem Inayat, Anjum Inayat, Asghar, Amir, Shamim Akhtar, Afshan and Haroon Sohail. “We visited a military hire during once and filed a complaint…instead of induction an FIR and holding a suspects into custody, a military refused to register a box and sent us off.”
He pronounced a military had taken a cheat from a suspects and were safeguarding them. Yaqoob Masih pronounced a suspects had also threatened his family with apocalyptic consequences if he followed a case.
The protesters shouted slogans opposite a military and demanded that they detain a suspects but delay.
Abdul Haq, a deputy of a Faisalabad CPO, arrived during a sit-in and spoke to a protesters. He positive them that they would be supposing probity during any cost. “The culprits will be taken to task,” Haq promised.
The protesters afterwards called off a proof and left.
Published in The Express Tribune, Aug 30th, 2016.