Abducted wapda officials: Families ask authorities to take notice

Families of abducted Wapda officials held a rally on Monday asking for their relatives to be released.


Our Correspondent September 25, 2012

PESHAWAR: Families of abducted Water and Power Development Authority (Wapda) officials held a rally on Monday asking for their relatives to be released. Protesters outside the Peshawar Press Club demanded that authorities concerned look for information about three Wapda employees that had been abducted nine months ago. Ameer Khan, Sohail Khan and Fayaz Khan were kidnapped in January this year while on their way home from work at the Peshawar Electric Supply Company (Pesco) Shahi Bagh subdivision office in Peshawar. “So far there has been no information about their whereabouts,” said Gul Zareen Bibi, mother of Ameer Khan. She and other family members appealed to the kidnappers and asked for their loved ones to be released on humanitarian grounds. They also appealed to the Peshawar High Court chief justice, intelligence agencies and the police inspector general to take notice of the case and aid their release.

Published in The Express Tribune, September 25th, 2012.

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