Rape case registered after months

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SAHIWAL: Kameer police registered a kidnap and rape case of a 14-year-old female student after a delay of three and a half months.

The girl, a resident of Kameer Town, was reportedly alone at home when the main suspect allegedly entered the house and raped her.

According to the complaint, the girl’s mother arrived during the incident and raised an alarm, prompting the suspect to flee.

The report further states that shortly afterward, a car carrying the main suspect along with his four accomplices, including two women, arrived. They bundled the girl into their car at gunpoint and drove away.

Kameer Police registered a case after a delay of three and a half months under sections related to abduction and rape on the complaint of the girl’s mother. The whereabouts of the girl are not known yet.

RPO: Regional Police Officer Rana Ayaz Saleem dismissed Inspector Majid Ashfaq, SHO Harappa Police Station, from service over allegations of mala fide conduct and dishonesty in the discharge of his duties in the female student honey-trap case.

A senior police clerk, Sajid Yaqoob, was also dismissed from service following complaints of corruption.

Meanwhile, Inspector Athar Rashid and Inspector Waqas Ahmad were each awarded the penalty of forfeiture of one year of service. Lady Inspector Munazza Muhammad Ali was penalised with the forfeiture of two years of service, while Lady Head Constable Misbah Tariq was also awarded a two-year service forfeiture penalty.

The RPO punished these officers on various charges.

Published in Dawn, November 6th, 2026

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