Day: July 9, 2026

Muzaffargarh: Police have declared the death of a man, initially believed to be a suicide, as a murder after a post-mortem examination revealed evidence of torture and strangulation.

According to police sources, the body of Abdul Rashid was found hanging inside his house in the Lal Pur area on June 26. At the time, the deceased’s family termed the incident a suicide and declined to pursue legal proceedings.

However, the post-mortem report later confirmed that Abdul Rashid had been subjected to physical torture and died after being strangled, ruling out suicide.

Following the medical findings, police registered a murder case against unidentified suspects at the Sadar Police Station on the complaint of the victim’s brother.

Police said two relatives from the victim’s in-laws’ family had been taken into custody for questioning, while further investigation into the case was underway.

Muzaffargarh: Police have declared the death of a man, initially believed to be a suicide, as a murder after a post-mortem examination revealed evidence of torture and strangulation.

According to police sources, the body of Abdul Rashid was found hanging inside his house in the Lal Pur area on June 26. At the time, the deceased’s family termed the incident a suicide and declined to pursue legal proceedings.

However, the post-mortem report later confirmed that Abdul Rashid had been subjected to physical torture and died after being strangled, ruling out suicide.

Following the medical findings, police registered a murder case against unidentified suspects at the Sadar Police Station on the complaint of the victim’s brother.

Police said two relatives from the victim’s in-laws’ family had been taken into custody for questioning, while further investigation into the case was underway.

Kamalia: The unidentified suspects stole solar panels, a water pump and an inverter worth an estimated Rs 375,000 from a farmhouse here, the police said on Wednesday.

According to police, Muhammad Yousaf told Rajana Police Station, stating that unidentified thieves broke into his farmhouse in Chak No. 350-GB and stole the equipment before fleeing.

The police have registered a case and launched an investigation to arrest the suspects.

Kamalia: The unidentified suspects stole solar panels, a water pump and an inverter worth an estimated Rs 375,000 from a farmhouse here, the police said on Wednesday.

According to police, Muhammad Yousaf told Rajana Police Station, stating that unidentified thieves broke into his farmhouse in Chak No. 350-GB and stole the equipment before fleeing.

The police have registered a case and launched an investigation to arrest the suspects.

Rawalpindi: Deputy Commissioner (DC) Murree Agha Zaheer Abbas Shirazi, on Wednesday, met directly with citizens during a Public Day held at his office to listen to their grievances and ordered immediate, merit-based resolution of all administrative and civic complaints.

A large number of citizens from various walks of life presented applications regarding basic amenities, revenue issues, local government affairs and development works.

The DC reviewed the requests on the spot, issued directives for immediate action on several cases, and warned line departments that no delay would be tolerated in resolving public issues.

Agha Zaheer Abbas Shirazi said that the district administration is utilizing all available resources to provide timely relief to the public, adding that redressing public grievances and improving service delivery remain top administrative priorities.

He urged concerned officers to perform their duties with professional integrity to strengthen public trust in government institutions.

Rawalpindi: Deputy Commissioner (DC) Murree Agha Zaheer Abbas Shirazi, on Wednesday, met directly with citizens during a Public Day held at his office to listen to their grievances and ordered immediate, merit-based resolution of all administrative and civic complaints.

A large number of citizens from various walks of life presented applications regarding basic amenities, revenue issues, local government affairs and development works.

The DC reviewed the requests on the spot, issued directives for immediate action on several cases, and warned line departments that no delay would be tolerated in resolving public issues.

Agha Zaheer Abbas Shirazi said that the district administration is utilizing all available resources to provide timely relief to the public, adding that redressing public grievances and improving service delivery remain top administrative priorities.

He urged concerned officers to perform their duties with professional integrity to strengthen public trust in government institutions.