Interpol arrests murder suspect in Malaysia
A Correspondent Published
August 3, 2019

CHARSADDA: The International Police (Interpol) apprehended the main accused in the murder case of three brothers in Umerzai area of Charsadda, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on Friday.
The accused, Nadir Khan, would be handed over to the Pakistani interior ministry soon.
It is to be recalled that three brothers were gunned down on May 25 over a land dispute in the hujra of Nadir Khan, a local landlord, in Ali Jan Kalay area.
Mother of the slain bothers, Najmul Huda, had nominated Nadir Khan, Pir Mohammad and Nasir Jamal in the first information report. Two accused were arrested while Nadir Khan had fled the country.
Published in Dawn, August 3rd, 2019
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Sarah
Aug 03, 2019 10:39am
Justice will not be served until and unless the judiciary makes sure of their indictments, convictions and ultimate memorable punishments for these subhumans!
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M.Jan
Aug 03, 2019 11:20am
It's a great news and will reassure the local population that law enforcement agencies are capable to apprehend alleged criminals regardless of their social status or influence. This will also serve as a great deterrent for those who think that they could get away with criminal conduct.
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Mansur Ul Haque
Aug 03, 2019 12:17pm
Bring him to Pakistan. Keep him opportunity to defend him self and after that give him the punishment that he deserve.
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fairplay
Aug 03, 2019 01:50pm
All accused wanted by the police should be automatically prohibited from departing the country. This is what the ECL should be used for.
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