A medical board has been formed to oversee the treatment of a four-year-old girl who was allegedly abused in Mustafaabad, Qasur. The girl was initially taken to the District Headquarters Hospital in Qasur and later shifted to the General Hospital in Lahore, where she is currently being treated. The medical staff at the General Hospital in Lahore has formed a medical board to ensure the girl receives the best possible treatment. The police are yet to identify the girl’s family and are searching for her relatives.
Punjab Law Minister Rana Muhammad Iqbal has taken notice of the alleged abuse and ordered the District Police Officer (DPO) in Qasur to submit a report on the matter. He has also directed the police to arrest the suspects immediately. The minister has instructed the hospital administration to ensure the girl receives the best possible treatment and has condemned the perpetrators of the crime.
The police have confirmed that the girl is out of danger after the operation, and a case has been registered against the unknown suspects. However, the police are yet to identify the girl’s family, and the search for her relatives is ongoing.
The incident has sparked widespread condemnation, with many calling for the perpetrators to be brought to justice. The incident is a stark reminder of the need for greater vigilance and protection for vulnerable children.
In other news, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has announced that it will participate in the elections, ending its long-standing boycott. The party’s chairman, Imran Khan, has announced that he will return to Pakistan to meet with his family.
The government has also taken steps to improve the security situation in the country, with the Prime Minister’s Adviser on Political Affairs, Senator Rana Sanaullah, announcing that the government will implement the Fair Election Code to ensure free and fair elections.
In a related development, the Judicial Commission has issued a notification regarding the judicial inquiry into the Gul Plaza tragedy in Karachi. The commission has set a deadline for the submission of reports and has warned that any delays will be dealt with severely.
In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, a total of 3,730 cases of missing persons have been reported as of January 2026, according to official documents. Of these, 2,760 cases have been resolved, and 970 cases are still under investigation.
In a separate development, the Railway Ministry has announced that it will resume the operation of two trains, the Jaffar Express and the Chamman Passenger, from Quetta to Peshawar and Chamman respectively.
In a significant development, the opposition alliance, the Movement for the Protection of the Constitution, has announced that it will participate in the dialogue process with the government. The alliance’s leader, Mustafa Nawaz Khokhar, has announced that the party will participate in the dialogue process to ensure free and fair elections.
In a related development, the son of PTI chairman Imran Khan, Qasim Khan, has announced that he will return to Pakistan to meet with his family.
