KASUR: The Kot Radha Kishan police on Sunday lodged a case against unidentified suspects for damaging plaques of scores of graves at a graveyard near Ghandian village.

According to police, the suspects damaged headstones and other parts of at least 30 graves. Police said they were clueless about the offenders and their objectives. It’s painful for the families of those buried here, they said.

SHO Rana Sohail said police had lodged a criminal case against suspects under section 297 (trespassing of burial places) of PPC and were looking into the matter.

He said police had also initiated investigation into the recent blasphemous wall chalking.

Published in Dawn, October 25th, 2021

Opinion

Editorial

Unfinished business
Updated 03 Jul, 2026

Unfinished business

THE landmark 18th Amendment and seventh NFC Award radically reshaped Pakistan’s fiscal federalism by transferring...
Abuse cycle
03 Jul, 2026

Abuse cycle

LULLED into a sense of false security by its own denial and apathy, Pakistan is a long way from achieving tangible...
Closing the gap
03 Jul, 2026

Closing the gap

THE numbers are encouraging, yet one cannot help but rue the opportunities still being lost. The GSMA’s Mobile...
‘Talks over hostility’
Updated 02 Jul, 2026

‘Talks over hostility’

THE recent appeal endorsed by civil society members from Pakistan and India, urging the prime ministers of both...
Lahore tragedy
02 Jul, 2026

Lahore tragedy

THE death of 14 children in the roof collapse of a private tuition centre in Lahore has plunged the entire country...
Data policy
02 Jul, 2026

Data policy

THE draft ‘Data Governance Policy’, released by the IT ministry recently, is a welcome step towards modernising...