Three Women Abducted from Pakistani Village, Police Launch Investigation
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In a shocking incident, three women from the village of Jan Muhammad Bhutta in Sehwan, Pakistan were abducted by unknown individuals. Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Zafar Siddiqui revealed that 20 suspects have been booked under the Anti-Terrorism Act in connection with the kidnapping case, with two being taken into custody. According to the First Information Report (FIR), the perpetrators allegedly entered the women’s home and took them away.
SSP Zafar Siddiqui disclosed that a dispute between two rival families had been brewing since a young man from one family had gotten married to a girl from the other community. The SSP stated that operations were underway to recover the abducted women.
In a related development, four robbers were killed in a shootout with police in Rawalpindi’s Sadar area. The police surgeon, Dr. Samiyya Siddiqui, revealed that the bodies showed signs of torture, including a young man’s severed head, face, and neck. The court has summoned witnesses in the case until January 10.
In a different incident, two robbers were arrested after a shootout with police in Karachi’s Orangi Sector 9. Severe fog has severely affected daily life in Punjab, with many motorways and highways being closed.
Pakistan’s Ambassador to the United States, Rizwan Saeed Sheikh, said that Pakistan’s position on the global stage is unprecedented after its victory in the war. Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari stated that dialogue and diplomacy are the only solutions to resolve issues.
Renowned scholar and engineer, Muhammad Ali Mirza, said that the founder of PTI is under extreme pressure in jail, and being under pressure for two years is not unusual. A report by the statistical agency showed a significant increase in digital connectivity in Pakistan, with 96% of households having access to mobile phones or smartphones.
The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has issued a warning regarding the severe fog. Former cricketer Shahid Afridi expressed his willingness to engage in dialogue with the establishment to improve provincial affairs and relations.
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The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) Chairman and Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman, Muhammad Mushtaq, made a statement regarding the ongoing controversy surrounding the Asia Cup 2025 trophy.
The court has summoned witnesses in the case until January 10.
