Man, two sons arrested in Swat over murder in Karachi
The investigation wing of Karachi’s District West arrested a man and his two sons during a raid in District Swat for their alleged involvement in the murder of a man in Karachi.
Police said that the suspects -- Fazal Khaliq and his sons Ibrahim and Nawab -- killed the victim over a personal enmity. Their arrests were made during a conducted in Swat.
According to District West investigation wing chief SSP Abid Qaimkhani, Aqeel Bacha, son of Bacha Khan, was killed in Karachi. His uncle, Izzat Gul, had registered a case against the suspects, stating that they called him to Qasba Colony, where they killed his nephew over a personal enmity, and later they escaped to Swat.
The officer said that the suspects were arrested with the help of technical support, evidence collected and informers.
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