Mob attacks police station in Fateh Jang to free arrested spiritual healer

Police had held Khadim Hussain Shah for entering the town despite a ban on his entry


News Desk July 16, 2017
Police had arrested a shrine caretaker, Amjad Ali Shah, and spiritual healer Khadim Hussain Shah for violating the law. PHOTO: Express

A charged crowd of believers attacked a police station in Fateh Jang, Punjab to free a spiritual healer after he was arrested by the law enforcers on Sunday, Express News reported.

Police had arrested spiritual healer Khadim Hussain Shah and the caretaker of a shrine, Amjad Ali Shah, for the former entering the town despite  a ban on his entry. However, the healer’s followers attacked the police station where he was locked up.

They burnt important documents there and threatened to set on fire the entire police station if the spiritual healer were not released.

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According to Express News, the angry protesters occupied the police station and thrashed the police personnel including the station house officer. A heavy contingent of police was called to control the situation.

The police said Shah was barred from entering the town, but despite the restriction, the caretaker had invited him for a speech following which they were both arrested.

COMMENTS (2)

Jim | 6 years ago | Reply Raw behind this
junglee | 6 years ago | Reply Good thing the police showed restraint. Or else 50 million rupees per shaheed would have been payable to the miscreants
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