Category: Crime

Punjab Police have arrested two men involved in a house robbing Rs12 million (one crore 20 lac) from a house. 

According to details, Ali Raza, the former driver of the house, was the mastermind of the robbery which he carried out with his accomplice Rashid.

As per details, the suspects were arrested after Johar Town police traced them using modern technology. The police have recovered 40,000 Saudi Riyals, 25 tolas of gold, expensive watches, and a pistol from the two men. 

Saddar Superintendent Police (SP) Dr Ghayur Ahmed Khan said that further investigation into the robbery is underway.

Praising Station House Officer (SHO) Johar Town Mohsin Shehzad and the police team, Khan said that the protection of people’s lives and property is the top priority.

This is not the first case of its kind, as last month, a former driver was involved in executing a robbery in Lahore, where Rs10 million in cash and 80 tolas of gold were stolen from a house.

According to the police spokesperson, SHO Faisal Town, along with his team had arrested the suspect from Okara district. Police recovered Rs647,000 in cash, jewellery, a mobile phone, and other valuables from his possession.

SP Model Town Ikhlaq Ullah Tarar stated that the suspect had worked as a driver at the victim’s house a year ago. On Eid-ul-Azha, when the family had gone to visit their sister’s home, the suspect executed the robbery according to his plan and fled the scene.

The man confessed that he had been planning the robbery for the past four months.

Two suspects have been arrested in Pattoki for allegedly murdering a groom-to-be in an attempt to stop his wedding, police said on Thursday.

According to Saddar Police Station officials, the suspects, Azhar Manzoor and Sajid, were captured after a specialized police team used modern technology to track them down and verify their involvement in the crime.

Investigators revealed that the suspects shot 25-year-old Umar Shehzad dead on the rooftop of his home seven days before his wedding, while he was spending time there ahead of the ceremony.

Police stated that Azhar, the primary suspect, was reportedly in a relationship with the victim’s fiancée and wanted to prevent the marriage from taking place.

Investigators believe Azhar planned the attack together with his accomplice Sajid to eliminate the groom-to-be.

The victim was killed immediately when the suspects reached his home, climbed to the rooftop, and opened fire.

They fled the area after the shooting, but authorities were able to locate and apprehend them after gathering forensic evidence and examining call logs.

In a separate incident, police arrested a suspect in the Sundar area of Lahore Division, accused of killing a young woman on her wedding day.

DIG Investigation Syed Zeeshan Raza stated that the deceased, Ayesha Habiba, was shot dead by the suspect, Ikram, her brother-in-law, after a fight over a marriage proposal.

Police said the suspect fled immediately after the murder but was tracked and arrested shortly afterward.

DIG Raza stated that strict action would be taken against those involved in such heinous crimes.

A father from Karachi killed his 21-year-old son in Orangi Town after discovering his friendship within the transgender community.

Police arrested Abdul Ghaffar Khan, the suspect, on charges of killing his son, Ali Khan, in Raja Tanveer Colony, Sector 11½, according to Iqbal Market SHO Sher Mohammed.

The officer told a private news channel that the victim was attacked on Wednesday with a shovel inside the family’s home.

According to the SHO, the father admitted to investigators he was upset over his son’s frequent meetings with people from the transgender community and had warned him several times to stay away.

Despite repeated warnings, the son continued to visit his friends, which allegedly led to the violent incident.

Police said the suspect confessed to first subjecting his son to electric shocks before striking him with a shovel, resulting in his death.

The body was shifted to Abbasi Shaheed Hospital for legal and medical procedures.

SHO Sher Mohammed said the accused has a religious inclination and showed no signs of remorse after the killing.

Police are awaiting medical reports to verify whether electric shocks were administered to the victim prior to the fatal assault.

Three individuals have been taken into custody for allegedly participating in a high-profile armed robbery that resulted in the theft of over Rs130 million in cash and valuables from a home in Karachi’s PECHS Block 2.

The suspects, two sisters and a brother, are known TikTok personalities.

According to police, the trio posed as Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) officials to carry out the heist, which occurred in the early hours of June 26.

Muhammad Saalik was ambushed outside his residence on Khalid Bin Waleed Road at around 3:30 AM while parking his car, said Ferozabad SHO Inam Junejo.

Two armed men and three burqa-clad women emerged from a black vehicle, held Saalik at gunpoint, and forced him inside the house.

Police stated that one of the suspects wore an FIA-style uniform with the agency’s logo to appear legitimate.

The robbers made off with over Rs130 million in cash, nine smartphones (including iPhones and Google Pixels), twenty luxury watches, a smartwatch, twenty-five branded perfumes, two laptops, and other valuables.

Three suspects, Yousra, Nimra, and their brother Shehryar, were identified and apprehended using CCTV footage and modern technology. A fourth suspect, Shahroz, remains at large.

Investigative sources revealed that Yousra Zeb is a popular TikTok personality who has modelled for several Pakistani brands. Her social media features photos with both local and international celebrities.

Police are also investigating Yousra’s possible involvement in other robberies linked to the same gang. According to the Jamshed Division SP, the suspects deceived the victim by wearing fake FIA uniforms during the crime.

According to a police official, “The suspects were identified through their social media presence and TikTok videos,” adding that, “Efforts are underway to recover the stolen money and valuables, and raids are being conducted to arrest the remaining accomplices.”

Two female TikTokers allegedly ordered an armed attack at their former friend’s house in Lahore’s Heir area after she ended their friendship. Police have registered a case and begun an investigation.

TikTokers Suzzain and Nimra threatened their friend Ujala after a dispute and later had their accomplice Ahmed open fire at her house on their instructions. The FIR was lodged by Ujala’s brother.

Police said that while no one was hurt, the shooting caused panic in the neighbourhood. Raids are underway to arrest Suzzain, Nimra, and Ahmed, and officials believe more facts will come to light once the suspects are in custody.

A teenager lost his life on Sunday in Karachi’s Guru Mandir area after getting into a fight with friends and a family member over a trivial matter, police have stated. 


According to Jamshed Quarters police, seven boys were sitting at a restaurant near Kanzul Iman mosque when a heated argument broke out.

Six suspects, named as Talha Mohammed, Hasan alias Arif (a cousin of the deceased), Abdullah, Faraz Sattar, Manan Ali, and Moiz Mohammed, were taken into custody by police when they arrived on the site. 

For medico-legal processes, the body was sent to Dr. Ruth Pfau Civil Hospital in Karachi.

The dispute between Manan Ali and Abdullah started when a profile picture of Abdullah’s girlfriend was discovered on Manan’s cell phone, according to Area SHO Anser Ahmed Butt, who spoke to a private news channel.

Manan allegedly pushed Abdul Rehman when he tried to step in, causing him to fall and die.

In the meantime, police stated on Sunday they had arrested two suspects who were allegedly motivated by personal enmity and accused of killing a police constable and burning his body inside his North Karachi home to cover up the crime.

Three students from a madressah in Kadhar Sharif, Mandi Bahauddin, died after consuming a powdered drink that was allegedly poisonous and purchased from a nearby store.

According to police, the children’s condition deteriorated immediately after consumption. They were rushed to the hospital, where all three were pronounced dead.

SHO Kuthiala Sheikhan, Muhammad Asif Ranjha, said the children had bought the powdered drink from a shop near their seminary. Soon after drinking it, they experienced severe health complications.

The deceased students have been identified as 11-year-old Shahzaib, 13-year-old Sufyan, and 14-year-old Ahsan.

The bodies were handed over to their families following post-mortem examinations.

A case has been registered against two individuals, including the shop owner, and both suspects have been taken into custody.

Police have launched an investigation into the incident.