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January 11, 2006 Wednesday Zilhaj 10, 1426

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Industrialist’s son recovered from kidnappers



By Our Correspondent


GUJRANWALA, Jan 10: An industrialist’s, son who was kidnapped for ransom some three days ago, was recovered by the police with the arrest of one of the culprits. Reports said industrialist Sajjad Ahmad’s son, Faizan, 4, was kidnapped by some people when he was playing in the street. The kidnappers, later, demanded Rs1 million ransom for his release.

The DPO constituted an investigation team comprising three SHOs, led by Saddar circle ASP, for the recovery of the minor.

Guided by information that the child had been confined to a place at Kolo Tarer village (Hafizabad), the police raided the house and recovered him after arresting one of the kidnappers, who was identified as Ahmad.

A case has been registered against the gangsters.

KILLED: A commission agent of Naushera Virkan grain market was killed and his colleague injured in a road accident on Tuesday.

Reports said Naveedul Hassan, along with his colleague Nawaz, was on going somewhere by motorcycle when a rashly-driven wagon hit them. Naveed died on the spot while the pillion rider suffered injuries and was immediately transported to the civil hospital in critical condition.

EID GIFTS: Scores of prisoners have been given new clothes, sweets and fruits on the eve of Eidul Azha.

The articles were distributed by superintendent Shaukat Feroze on the orders of the chief minister.






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