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No going back : Woman strangled by husband

Mujahid along with four other accomplices broke into his father-in-law’s house to take his wife back home.

November 20, 2011 Less than a minute read

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DERA GHAZI KHAN: A woman was strangled and killed by her husband in the Gidai police precincts on Saturday night. According to police officials, Chak 345-LB resident Naseem Mai was living at her parents home after having quarreled with her husband Mujahid. On Saturday evening, Mujahid along with four other accomplices broke into his father-in-law’s house to take his wife back home. When Naseem Mai refused to leave with her husband, Mujahid and his accomplices strangled her to death. The police have registered a case started an investigation into Mujahid’s whereabouts.

Published in The Express Tribune, November 21^st, 2011.

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