In a shocking incident, a man in Sargodha, Punjab, allegedly duped a woman of Rs 1.15 lakh by pretending to get married to her. According to the police, the accused, who posed as a groom, took the woman to a village and got her married in a fake ceremony. After the wedding, he allegedly gave her intoxicating sweets and then made her unconscious. When the woman regained consciousness, she found that her “husband,” his brother, and the woman who had arranged the marriage were nowhere to be found.
The accused allegedly demanded Rs 1.15 lakh from the woman as dowry and Rs 20,000 as nikkah charges. The police have registered a case against the accused, the woman, and her alleged brother, Omar Hayat, and Shahida Parveen. The investigation is underway, and the police are determined to catch the fraudsters.
Separately, the Prime Minister has offered settlement and dialogue to his leader, assuring him of his trust. The UN charter binds countries to refrain from using force or intimidation against other states.
Due to fog, multiple locations in various cities across the country had to shut down motorways for traffic. The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) demoted a 16-grade officer to the 14th grade, alleging that the officer cut down on cigarette quotas and removed CCTV footage.
A woman and her child’s mother were taken to a hospital with a fake promise of treatment, and then the child was kidnapped. The child’s mother, Maram Nawaz, said that our hearts are open to everyone, and hospitals in Punjab are treating patients from other provinces. The Iranian ambassador to Pakistan, Reza Amiri Momen, said that once again, the enemy’s propaganda network has been activated.
Iran has stated that the series of Israel and the US inciting elements continues, and the enemy elements have been using social media to incite unrest in Iran. The arrested fanatics have also confessed to financial ties with foreign agencies.
After a reduction in diesel prices in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, a new transport fare schedule has been issued, with a 50% concession for students and special individuals in Peshawar. The incident occurred at the same private university where a student, Muhammad Awais, had taken a leap of faith two weeks ago.
The Prime Minister has visited the Bangladesh High Commission and offered condolences on the death of former Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia. A case has been registered in Karachi against the import of explosive materials from the Raiwind Town Municipal Corporation.
The Punjab government has approved a policy based on the Home Department’s proposals, which includes immediate suspension and strict action against individuals who make anti-state statements. The Acting Envoy said that the UN charter binds countries to refrain from using force or intimidation against other states.
The funeral prayer of the deceased will be offered after the noon prayer in Lahore. The Prime Minister has offered settlement and dialogue to his leader, assuring him of his trust. The Prime Minister has said that our index is 100,000 82,408 points, and we are ready to negotiate with the US.
