In frustration: Man shoots wife dead

Meanwhile, 280 kilogrammes of hashish was set ablaze by Hangu police in Charbala Ground

Our Correspondent March 16, 2016
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HANGU: A man reportedly killed his wife in Hayatabad, Hangu on Wednesday. Police said Shah Muhammad gunned Shawana, his wife, down. However, the police managed to arrest the suspect. An FIR was registered against him. Meanwhile, 280 kilogrammes of hashish was set ablaze by Hangu police in Charbala Ground.

Published in The Express Tribune, March 17th, 2016.
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