Islamabad Reports 11 Kidnapping Cases in Just 24 Hours
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On September 17, Islamabad police registered at least 11 kidnapping cases across the capital within a 24-hour period. The abducted victims included a newborn baby, women, teenagers, drivers, and other missing persons from various neighborhoods. One particularly distressing incident involved the alleged kidnapping of a newborn baby boy from Pims Hospital by three women.
The child's mother filed a complaint with police under Section 364-A of the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC), and a case was registered. The women took the newborn out of the hospital, but they were quickly discovered and the baby was recovered by the child's mother-in-law, a female doctor, and a security guard. Several other cases involved the kidnapping of a married woman along with her Honda City, a woman who reported her son missing, and a 15-year-old girl who disappeared while visiting a market.
Police registered cases under Section 365 of the PPC for these incidents. Other reported kidnappings involved a 21-year-old woman who vanished after going to work, a 18-year-old girl kidnapped from Model Town, and a 17-year-old girl from Naiabadi Barakah. Drivers of an officer, an online cab service, and a 16-year-old boy from Bilal Town were also kidnapped and are currently missing.
The Islamabad police continued to investigate these cases, registering additional cases under Section 365-B of the PPC.
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