Karachi, Sindh – In a shocking turn of events, a senior student from Shah Latif Town has accused the Sukkur Police of extortion and kidnapping. The student, Hussain, claimed that three police mobiles arrived at his house late at night, took him to the police station, and demanded Rs. 10 lakh and then Rs. 5 lakh. The alleged police officers claimed to be part of the anti-vehicle lifting cell and even kidnapped the owner of the car, along with the vehicle.
According to Hussain, the police officers took Rs. 50,000 and left him at 6 am, but his mobile phone, purse, and keys are still with the police. In response, the police claimed that they have no knowledge of the alleged extortion and have promised to call the accused officer, Jaber, for questioning. The police have also promised to return Hussain’s belongings to him.
The situation took a turn for the worse after a video of the incident went viral on social media. Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Dr. Abdul Khaliq has ordered a high-level and transparent investigation into the matter, with SSP Malikar being tasked with leading the inquiry.
The incident has sparked a heated debate on social media, with many criticizing the PTI leadership for their alleged involvement in the incident. Former MQM leader Mustafa Kamal has come out in support of the PTI, claiming that the party has been unfairly targeted. However, other PTI leaders, such as Talal Chaudhry, have expressed concerns about the party’s involvement in the incident.
In related news, Sindh Governor Kamran Tessori has announced that the provincial government will adopt a similar approach towards the PTI as it did with the MQM. The governor has also announced that the government will focus on improving the city’s infrastructure, including the Jhangir Road, which has been a major issue for residents.
In other news, the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has announced that the Customs Enforcement Quetta has seized Rs. 317 crore worth of smuggled goods. The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) has also issued an alert for residents of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, warning them of heavy rainfall and snowfall.
In a shocking revelation, Mustafa Kamal has announced that he has not spoken to the MQM’s founder, Altaf Hussain, for two years, describing him as a “drama king.” The MQM has been embroiled in controversy in recent weeks, with several of its leaders being arrested and charged with various crimes.
In a separate incident, the Pakistani film and television industry has been rocked by the news of actress Reeham Rehman’s struggles with depression. The actress has spoken publicly about her struggles, describing it as a “war” that she has been fighting for years.
Finally, the murder of a prominent PTI leader, Usman Hadi, has sparked widespread outrage in the country. The PTI has vowed to take revenge for the murder, which it claims will lead to a revolution in the country.
