Police clueless: Teenage girl goes missing
The teenage girl went missing two days back from a remote village in Haripur Distric
The teenage girl went missing two days back from a remote village in Haripur Distric. PHOTO: REUTERS/FILE
HARIPUR:
The police are still clueless in the case of a teenage girl who went missing two days back from a remote village in Haripur District.
The Sera-e-Saleh Police quoted R* a resident of Bagra, No 1 Village, Haripur District, as saying that he was out for some work on Wednesday while his wife and 18-year-old daughter* were at home.
After some time, his wife gave him a panicked phone call to inform him that their daughter had somehow gone missing from the house.
He said that he called other family members and began searching for her in the village, but they failed to find any clue of her whereabouts.
The complainant has nominated Ghazala, Wajid Ali and another unidentified accomplice in the First Information Report regarding the alleged kidnapping of his daughter.
On his complaint, the police registered a criminal case against all the suspects under section 365-B of the PPC but have not yet traced the girl or the suspects.
*Names withheld to protect identity
Published in The Express Tribune, December 24th, 2016.
The police are still clueless in the case of a teenage girl who went missing two days back from a remote village in Haripur District.
The Sera-e-Saleh Police quoted R* a resident of Bagra, No 1 Village, Haripur District, as saying that he was out for some work on Wednesday while his wife and 18-year-old daughter* were at home.
After some time, his wife gave him a panicked phone call to inform him that their daughter had somehow gone missing from the house.
He said that he called other family members and began searching for her in the village, but they failed to find any clue of her whereabouts.
The complainant has nominated Ghazala, Wajid Ali and another unidentified accomplice in the First Information Report regarding the alleged kidnapping of his daughter.
On his complaint, the police registered a criminal case against all the suspects under section 365-B of the PPC but have not yet traced the girl or the suspects.
*Names withheld to protect identity
Published in The Express Tribune, December 24th, 2016.