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Karachi police arrest two over alleged abduction of young man in DHA

From Dawn · () English

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  • Karachi police arrested Ibrahim Fahad and Waqar over the alleged assault and abduction of a young man in DHA Phase 8.
  • Police said Ibrahim Malik fled to Lahore and Irtiza remained absconding, while the FIR linked the dispute to a personal matter involving a girl.
  • The case was registered at Sahil police station under provisions including kidnapping, assault and joint liability.

Karachi police have arrested two suspects in a case involving the alleged assault and abduction of a young man in Defence Housing Authority’s Phase 8.

South Deputy Inspector General Syed Asad Raza identified the arrested suspects as Ibrahim Fahad and Waqar. He said a third suspect, Ibrahim Malik, had fled to Lahore, while a fourth, Irtiza, was still absconding.

The incident appeared to be an outcome of a girl’s issue.

· Syed Asad RazaThe South deputy inspector general described the apparent background to the alleged assault and abduction.

The DIG said the incident appeared to have resulted from a dispute involving a girl. He described the disagreement between the complainant and Fahad as a personal matter.

The first information report was filed at Sahil police station early Saturday on the complaint of Syed Ali Jafri. According to the FIR, the incident took place on the night of Aug. 29. Police registered the case under several provisions, including Section 34 on acts committed by several people, provisions covering assault injuries, and Section 365 on kidnapping or abduction with intent to secretly and wrongfully confine a person.

The dispute between the complainant and Fahad stemmed from a personal matter.

· Syed Asad RazaThe police official characterized the dispute underlying the case.
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