Allegedly abducted British woman of Pakistani origin from Azad Kashmir
The woman along with her nephew went to get back Rs 24 crore given to 3 people for business. The woman's bloody car was found in the desert.
A British woman of Pakistani origin from Britain was allegedly abducted from Azad Kashmir. Her bloody car was found in the desert.
According to private News channel, Zahida Parveen, a 58-year-old British woman of Pakistani origin, along with her nephew had gone to Dhadial area of Azad Kashmir to collect their money, from where they have been missing since February 15. Blood was also found in the place.
Ghulam Murtaza, the woman's husband, said that his wife had given Rs 240 million to three people for the business. The three accused have been named but no action is being taken against them due to their influence.
Meanwhile, a foreign national who had come from London for a wedding invitation was robbed at a fake police check post on CV View area of Karachi.
The guest of a Pakistani businessman was robbed under the pretext of special checking. The lawsuit alleges that my son-in-law and his London friend came to my niece's wedding.
The officer was stopped by showing up, the driver was told that you will have a special check, both the persons in the car were wearing police caps, they exchanged money from the exchange under the pretext of search and fled.
It is worth mentioning here that the said gang has robbed the citizens of Karachi in the past as well. It seems that the city of Quaid is practically ruled by thieves, looters and robbers while the police staff is limited to papers or statements.
There were several incidents of robberies in Landhi, New Karachi, Gulshan-e-Hadid and Soldier Bazaar in Karachi yesterday.