Child’s kidnapping, murder suspects killed in ‘encounter’ in Muridke
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Child’s kidnapping, murder suspects killed in ‘encounter’ in Muridke
TOBA TEK SINGH: Police claimed that two suspects in a kidnapping for ransom and murder of a five-year-old boy were killed in an encounter late on Tuesday night. According to the police, a joint Muridke Police and Crime Control Department (CCD) team was taking the two detained suspects, identified as Asif and Muneeb, to recover the murder weapon and other evidence when armed men opened fire on the police party. Police claimed the attackers attempted to free the suspects and during the exchange of fire, both the detained suspects sustained injuries and died on the spot. Both suspects died by the firing of their own accomplices, while the attackers managed to escape taking advantage of the darkness, police claimed. It is worth mentioning that two months ago, Aoun Abbas (5), the only brother of five sisters of a very poor family, was allegedly kidnapped by the suspects when he was playing outside his house. The suspects allegedly demanded a Rs2 million ransom for his release, however, the victim’s father, Muneer Hussain, could not arrange the money. Police claimed that since the suspect lived near the victim’s house, they kept a close eye on the family’s activities and kept making threatening calls to Muneer from time to time for ransom. Police claimed that when the case was transferred to the CCD, its team found that the calls were being made from a Lahore-based number. The number’s owner was found, however, it was found that he had already filed a missing Sim report. Afterwards, CCD officials detained Asif for questioning, after which his accomplice Muneeb was also caught. Police claimed that on Tuesday night, the body of the missing child was recovered from the village’s pond on the suspects’ lead, who had allegedly weighed down the sack by putting bricks in it so that the body could not float. Published in Dawn, October 29th, 2026
- Security30 Oct, 04:56
Chiniot man involved in murder of child killed in ‘encounter’
CHINIOT: A man involved in a case of a murder of a 10-year-old boy was allegedly killed in an encounter with the Crime Control Department (CCD) on Wednesday night. According to the police, a CCD police party, headed by Bhowana in-charge Ijaz Asghar, had set up a picket near the Hockey Stadium when two persons on a motorcycle were signalled to stop. Police claimed that they abandoned the motorcycle and entered nearby fields and started firing on the police. Police said the cops saved their lives by hiding behind their van and ASI Abid Ali was hit by a bullet but he remained unhurt due to a bullet proof jacket. Police claimed that later a search operation was conducted and they found an injured suspect, shot by his own accomplice who had fled from the scene. Police said the suspect identified himself as Waseem Akram of Nalka Addah, Bhowana, and fell unconscious. Rescue 1122 personnel reached the spot and confirmed that the suspect had died. It may be mentioned here that the suspect had been booked for the murder of 10-year-old Ali, son of his employer, after looting money from him some days ago. In another encounter, the Chiniot CCD police claimed that one suspect was killed and another was injured in village Batti Wala during an encounter. Police claimed that a picket was set up near the Batti Wala Bridge where five armed men on two motorcycles were signalled to stop but they abandoned their bikes and opened fire after taking positions in fields. Police claimed that the crossfire lasted 15 minutes and afterwards, two suspects were found in injured condition. Police claimed that they were shot by their own accomplices and they identified themselves as Karim Bakhsh of Rajanpur and Hanif of Kot Addu. Police claimed Karim Bakhsh died on the spot, while Hanif was shifted to the Bhowana THQ Hospital. Police record revealed that both suspects were involved in various criminal activities across Punjab. The CCD police claimed to have recovered two pistols from the suspects and booked them and three of their fleeing accomplices. Published in Dawn, October 30th, 2026