Youth held for rape of minor boy

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TOBA TEK SINGH: A youth allegedly raped a five-year-old child here on Wednesday at Chak 363-JB in Gojra.

Police have arrested the suspect and shifted the minor to Gojra THQ Hospital.

Complainant ‘N’ said her grandson was playing in the street from where suspect ‘W’ lured him to a deserted outhouse and raped him. Police are looking into the matter.

BUS STANDS: Faisalabad regional transport authority secretary Abdul Jabbar and general bus stand (GBS) assistant administrator Rana Habibullah raided different tuck shops at bus stands and recovered more than 300 packs of expired juices of known brands.

MURDER: After an exchange of heated words over some issue, one Abdul Manaf shot dead Shahzeb at Chak 320-JB on Wednesday.

Saddar police are conducting raids to arrest the suspect who managed his escape after the murder.

Published in Dawn, May 11th, 2023

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