Two women murdered
From Our Correspondent
BAHAWALPUR: Two women were killed in separate incidents on Saturday.
Reportedly, accused Muhammad Saleem of Basti Nikki, tortured and then shot dead his wife Rabia, 21, over a petty domestic issue as why she sent his six-month-old daughter with her mother. Rabia was brought to the Bahawal Victoria Hospital and died there. In the second incident, the body of a woman was found in a gunny bag in Mithrra Canal area in the vicinity of police station Head Rajkan, Tehsil Yazman. The body was carrying torture marks. According to Rajkan police the body was shifted to THQ Hospital for an autopsy.
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