Trader accuses police of refusing to register FIR
By Bureau report
July 16, 2019
PESHAWAR: A trader on Monday accused the Gulbahar Police Station personnel of not registering his first information report (FIR) against his partner who was allegedly threatening him with dire consequences.
Speaking at a press conference, Muhammad Yousaf, belonging to Gulbahar locality in the provincial capital, said that he launched a joint venture (rice business) with his partner Iftikhar Ahmed and invested Rs5 million.
He said that after some time, he happened to be in a dire need of money and asked his partner to return it, but he started threatening him with dire consequences.
He said he went to the Gulbahar Police Station to register a case against his partner but the police refused to oblige him.
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