Karachi (HRNW) – On the directives of the SSP Investigation Malir, the East Zone Investigation Wing Malir conducted several operations and arrested suspects wanted in different criminal cases, while also recovering a missing woman.
According to details, investigation teams of various police stations carried out successful actions against suspects involved in serious criminal cases.
Bin Qasim Police Station:
The investigation team arrested Umar Farooq son of Muhammad Sharif, who was allegedly involved in case number 332/26 registered under sections 302/34 PPC relating to murder.
Malir Cantt Police Station:
The investigation team recovered missing woman Saira daughter of Ghulam Abbas in case number 196/26 registered under section 365-B PPC.
The team also arrested accused Didar Ali son of Shahzado, allegedly involved in the same case.
Shah Latif Town Police Station:
The investigation team arrested accused Javed son of Panhal in case number 1292/26 registered under sections 302/34 PPC.
In another operation at Shah Latif Town Police Station, the investigation team arrested two suspects, Zohaib son of Muhammad Wajid and Adil son of Abdul Rehman, in case number 147/148/149/302/109 PPC.
Memon Goth Police Station:
The investigation team arrested accused Muhammad Zafar alias Fauji son of Ameer Bakhsh, allegedly involved in case number 189/26 registered under sections 115/114/324/302/149/148/147 PPC. The case was transferred from Shahrah-e-Noor Jahan Police Station for investigation.
Police stated that the recovered woman will be presented before the competent court for recording her statement, while legal proceedings against the arrested suspects are underway.
Further investigation into all cases is continuing.
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