Two slain PTI workers’ brother shot dead
Yakki Gate police had registered a murder case against seven people
On Saturday, a police team collected forensic evidence and recorded the statements of the eyewitnesses. PHOTO: ONLINE
LAHORE:
A man pursuing the prosecution of the murder trial of his two brothers was shot dead by unidentified men in Shah Alami Market on Saturday. He was returning home after attending a court hearing.
Mirza Tanvir, 40, was a resident of Yakki Gate. Tanvir was taken to a nearby hospital where doctors pronounced him dead.
Two Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) workers had been shot dead and seven others were injured at their election office in Yakki Gate on October 26, 2015.
Yakki Gate police had registered a murder case against seven people, including Chaudhry Zahid, Malik Ditta and Ahmed Butt on Tanvir’s complaint. Police arrested six of the nominated suspects. The seventh, Malik Papa, was declared a proclaimed offender.
On Saturday, a police team collected forensic evidence and recorded the statements of the eyewitnesses. A number of people gathered in front of the morgue and staged a protest demonstration against police. The protesters later took the body to the Shah Almi Market and held another demonstration.
Police said they had registered a case against four suspects, including Popa.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 21st, 2016.
A man pursuing the prosecution of the murder trial of his two brothers was shot dead by unidentified men in Shah Alami Market on Saturday. He was returning home after attending a court hearing.
Mirza Tanvir, 40, was a resident of Yakki Gate. Tanvir was taken to a nearby hospital where doctors pronounced him dead.
Two Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) workers had been shot dead and seven others were injured at their election office in Yakki Gate on October 26, 2015.
Yakki Gate police had registered a murder case against seven people, including Chaudhry Zahid, Malik Ditta and Ahmed Butt on Tanvir’s complaint. Police arrested six of the nominated suspects. The seventh, Malik Papa, was declared a proclaimed offender.
On Saturday, a police team collected forensic evidence and recorded the statements of the eyewitnesses. A number of people gathered in front of the morgue and staged a protest demonstration against police. The protesters later took the body to the Shah Almi Market and held another demonstration.
Police said they had registered a case against four suspects, including Popa.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 21st, 2016.