Two dacoits killed in Faisalabad encounterFrom Our CorrespondentFAISALABAD: Two unidentified dacoits were killed in an encounter near Waheela Bridge in Thikriwala police limits on Friday morning. Police received information that four dacoits riding on two motorcycles were robbing people of cash and valuables near Samanabad. Following the information, police rushed
By our correspondents
October 10, 2015
Two dacoits killed in Faisalabad encounter From Our Correspondent FAISALABAD: Two unidentified dacoits were killed in an encounter near Waheela Bridge in Thikriwala police limits on Friday morning. Police received information that four dacoits riding on two motorcycles were robbing people of cash and valuables near Samanabad. Following the information, police rushed to the spot and started chasing the dacoits. When the dacoits reached Jehangir Roundabout, policemen, who were on duty at a picket, tried to stop them but they opened fire on police and fled towards Gojra. Police also retaliated. As a result, two unidentified dacoits were killed on the spot while two others fled. Meanwhile, CPO Afzal Ahmad Kausar constituted a police team headed by an SP to apprehend the fleeing dacoits.
Four-year-old girl strangled after rape in Faisalabad From Our Correspondent FAISALABAD: A four-year-old girl was murdered after rape at Sir Syed Town on Thursday evening. Kiran Mukhtar was playing in the under-construction house of her parents when she went missing. The family reported the matter to police, who rushed to the spot and started investigation. Police arrested labourer Saeed on suspicion. During preliminary investigation, labourer Saeed told police that he raped the girl after abducting her. Later, he strangled her and hid her body under cement bags kept in a room. Meanwhile, residents of the area staged a demonstration and blocked main road for more than an hour to register their protest. They ended the protest when police high-ups told them that the accused had already been arrested by police and justice would be provided to the family. On Thursday, Batala Colony police produced the accused labourer before Anti-Terrorism Court Judge Raja Pervez Akhtar and sought his 10-day remand, which was granted.