After leaving the body of an unnamed foreign woman at a hospital in Nishtar Colony, Lahore, (2) suspects are currently at large. The people took the woman's body to the hospital in a car, but they quickly left the scene, according to a police officer. However, the woman's identity is still unknown, but a medical …
Suspects Abandon Foreign Woman’s Body At Lahore Hospital, Flee Scene
After leaving the body of an unnamed foreign woman at a hospital in Nishtar Colony, Lahore, (2) suspects are currently at large.
The people took the woman’s body to the hospital in a car, but they quickly left the scene, according to a police officer.
However, the woman’s identity is still unknown, but a medical check verified that she was dead when she arrived.
Police Start Investigation
In order to capture the suspects and look into the circumstances surrounding her murder, authorities have taken control of the body and begun a search.
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It is important to note that in the “G-6/4” neighborhood of Islamabad, a foreign woman was said to have been sexually abused by a security guard who was sent there to protect her.
A security officer who was sent to protect a foreign national woman raped her and then ran away, according to a formal complaint filed with the Abbpara police station.
Case Filed
The man who came under suspicion of raping a foreign national in Islamabad was later arrested, according to the federal police. Muhammad Safeer, the person charged, was a security guard for an unidentified company, according to IG Islamabad Dr. Akbar Nasir Khan, who was speaking at a news conference.
The arrested culprit raped the foreign national on the sixth of June and then ran away, according to the IG of Islamabad, who provided details of the incident.
Further, he went on to say, “A case was filed against the suspect at the Aabpara police station.”
During the initial investigation, the arrested suspect admitted to the crime. “If there is strong evidence, the suspect will be punished,” IG Islamabad continued. Deputy Inspector-General (DIG) Operations Sohail Zafar Chatha and his team were also praised by the Islamabad police chief for catching the suspect in less than ten days. “The group will receive recognition for this outstanding success,” he continued.
