2 sisters among 3 abducted in Okara
OKARA: Three girls, including two sisters, were abducted from different parts of the city on Saturday. Sonia, 15, and her sister Zobia, 14, were allegedly abducted by accused Umar, Shani, Ramzan, Muhammad Riaz and his wife Safia Bibi at Sabri Colony. Amina, daughter of Shams, was allegedly abducted by accused Idrees, Azam, Allah Ditta and Muzaffar at Chak Nawan Kharak Singh. Meanwhile, accused Muhammad Hussain of 53/2L village and his two accomplices allegedly tried to abduct Arifa Bibi at Kirparam. However, on her hue and cry, the accused fled. The police have registered separate cases.
TWO WOMEN INJURED: Two women were beaten and injured over a property dispute at 23/GD village on Saturday. Three accused persons along with their 14 accomplices entered the house of Mumtaz and Ramzana Bibi and allegedly attacked and injured them. The police have registered a case.
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