Woman commits suicide in Abbottabad

Elite force official shoot himself in Nowshera


Our Correspondents April 23, 2016
Elite force official shoot himself in Nowshera

ABBOTTABAD/NOWSHERA: A woman reportedly committed suicide in Havelian tehsil of Abbottabad.

An official of Havelian police told The Express Tribune on Friday, the deceased was identified as 28-year-old Lubna Bibi.

“She had been married to Rafaqat Ali for about seven years,” he said. “Her husband had been living in Saudi Arabia for the last three years and the couple has no children.”

According to the official, Lubna Bibi consumed poisonous substance after Maghrib prayers on Thursday evening and fell unconscious. She was rushed to a health centre and subsequently referred to Ayub Teaching Hospital (ATH).

“She died at 8pm. We are investigating the matter and are trying to ascertain why Lubna Bibi took such a drastic step,” he said.

On Thursday, a man committed suicide in Abbottabad.

According to the Cantonment police, 21-year-old Malik Kashif, a student who lived in Mohallah Usmania Upper Kehal, argued with his mother on Thursday morning. He went into his bedroom and after two hours when his mother realised he had been missing, she went to check on him. She found Kashif hanging from a ceiling fan. Police and doctors said he used a telephone cable.

Three days ago, 20-year-old Mehtab, who was working at a CNG filling station near Mohallah Arambagh, attempted to kill himself. He shot himself in the chest with a 30-bore pistol.

Tragic end

Separately, an elite force official reportedly committed suicide in Nowshera. He was identified as Nazeer and was stationed at Elite Police Training Centre Nowshera.

An official at the training centre said Nazeer shot himself in the head and died on the spot.

“The reason for his suicide remains unknown,” he said.

A case has been registered and further investigation is under way.

Published in The Express Tribune, April 23rd,  2016.

 

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