Case registered against K-E CEO for negligence
Both the victim's legs were burnt due to the electric current and had to be amputated
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KARACHI:
A case under Section 322, pertaining to murder without intention, has been registered against the K-Electric CEO Moonis Alvi, the company's Korangi GM, duty officer, technical team and others over negligence. The case is registered by the sister of the victim who was electrocuted in the Korangi Industrial Area.
Police said that a resident of Manzoor colony Mahmoodabad, Faiza Parvez submitted a complaint that she received a call on July 24 from her sister-in-law, who lives in the Allah Wala Town's KDA Employees Society of the Korangi Industrial Area, saying that her brother Muhammad Rakhsar has suffered an electric shock of 11,000 watts from a wire attached to their house.
Fourth case registered against K-Electric over electrocution deaths
Both his legs were burnt due to electric current and had to be amputated as the poison had spread and his life was in danger.
The complainant said that her brother had requested the K-Electric numerous times for the removal of the high tension wires from their house but they did not take any action.
She requested the registration of a case against the K-electric CEO, Korangi GM, duty officer, technical team and others responsible for the gross negligence and for not removing the high tension wires from her brother's home.
Police have registered the case in light of the complainant's statement and handed over the case to the investigation police for further action.
Published in The Express Tribune, October 29th, 2019.
A case under Section 322, pertaining to murder without intention, has been registered against the K-Electric CEO Moonis Alvi, the company's Korangi GM, duty officer, technical team and others over negligence. The case is registered by the sister of the victim who was electrocuted in the Korangi Industrial Area.
Police said that a resident of Manzoor colony Mahmoodabad, Faiza Parvez submitted a complaint that she received a call on July 24 from her sister-in-law, who lives in the Allah Wala Town's KDA Employees Society of the Korangi Industrial Area, saying that her brother Muhammad Rakhsar has suffered an electric shock of 11,000 watts from a wire attached to their house.
Fourth case registered against K-Electric over electrocution deaths
Both his legs were burnt due to electric current and had to be amputated as the poison had spread and his life was in danger.
The complainant said that her brother had requested the K-Electric numerous times for the removal of the high tension wires from their house but they did not take any action.
She requested the registration of a case against the K-electric CEO, Korangi GM, duty officer, technical team and others responsible for the gross negligence and for not removing the high tension wires from her brother's home.
Police have registered the case in light of the complainant's statement and handed over the case to the investigation police for further action.
Published in The Express Tribune, October 29th, 2019.