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12 cops booked for illegally detaining man, confiscating cattle in Faisalabad

TOBA TEK SINGH: The Faisalabad Rodala police booked a former SHO along with 11 other policemen on court orders for illegally detaining a man and confiscating his cattle five months after the incident. Complainant Zahida Perveen claimed in her FIR that accused SHO Muhammad Asif along with ASI Muhammad Hussain and 10 other cops raided her cattle pen on April 21 and took away her brother Zahoor…

12 cops booked for illegally detaining man, confiscating cattle in Faisalabad

In Faisalabad's Rodala police station, a former SHO and ten other policemen have been arrested on court orders. They are accused of illegally detaining a man and taking away his cattle five months ago. The victim's sister, Zahida Perveen, filed a complaint stating that on April 21, Muhammad Asif (the former SHO) along with ASI Muhammad Hussain and ten other officers raided her cattle pen, seized her brother Zahoor Ahmad, and loaded 21 cattle, including nine buffalos and six cows, into a truck without any charges against her or her brother. No arrests have been made yet.

In Jhang's Tibba Dhup Sari locality, a family of five experienced food poisoning after consuming contaminated food. Rescue 1122 reported that the victims—Ghulam Muhammad (30), Muhammad Iqbal (29), Zeeshan Muhammad (18), Mukhtar Ahmad (32), and Muhammad Ashiq (29)—were found unconscious and were taken to the Shah Jeewana RHC for treatment.

Near Painsara on Gojra-Faisalabad Road, a tragic accident occurred, resulting in one biker's death and another person's serious injury. The deceased, Akif Hussain (26), was hit by a speeding car and a tractor trolley while riding his motorcycle. His companion, Ali Hassan (24), sustained injuries and was rushed to the Gojra THQ Hospital for medical attention.

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