BAHAWALPUR City News
By our correspondents
September 27, 2016
UC office set on fire
From Our Correspondent
BAHAWALPUR: Unidentified accused set on fire Dhorr Kot Union Council office.
According to Dhorr Kot police, record and furniture of the UC was brunt to ashes. The police registered a case against unidentified culprits on the complaint of the UC secretary.
MAN DIES AT HOSPITAL: A man, who had attempted suicide, died at hospital on Monday.
Hafiz Arshad of Basti Chakari, Chishtian, had eaten poisonous pills three days ago and was shifted to Bahawal Victoria Hospital where he died on Monday. He attempted suicide when he exchanged harsh words with his younger brother over a property issue.
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