Man slit his wife's throat before committing suicide by hanging himself to death. PHOTO: FILE
They were found from the Saeedullah Goth area of Baldia Town.
Police and rescue teams reached the area.
They were identified as husband and wife. It was reported that the husband slit his wife's throat before committing suicide by hanging himself to death.
Initially, police had said that the two people were kidnapped and then murdered.
On March 11, bodies of two women were found in a house in Madina Colony, Gulshan-e-Iqbal Block 13D in Karachi.
The two women were identified as Swaleh Sultana, the daughter of Naseem Ahmed Siddiqui, and Sirajul Munir. Both the women were around 70 years of age.
Rawalpindi incident
Separately, a man shot a woman dead on Girja Road in Rawalpindi. The man reportedly wanted to marry her but she got married to someone else.
He was identified as 28-year-old Shahid while the woman was identified as Saima.
According to the police, after firing at Saima, Shahid committed suicide by shooting himself as well.
The bodies were sent to District Headquarters Hospital for post-mortem examination and then given to their families.
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@Roni, Are u suffering from short term memory loss ?? these kind of news are comming every day on tribune from almost every city of Punjab, waay more than Karachi, considering that Pubjab is approx 5 times the population of Karachi, Karachi is still better off than Punjab.
About other areas of Countries, these kind of stuff never even make it news, as they arent considered news worthy.
@Roni:
Actually it happens everywhere in Pakistan - we usually don't get to hear about what happens in remote villages outside of Punjab. But still, these are shocking depths of depravity to do this to two 70 year old women - old enough to be our grandmothers. And Gulshan-e-Iqbal 13D is an upper middle-class area of Karachi. I think this country is suffering from mass psychosis - maybe it's because of all the inter-marriages. Normal people, even those who are uneducated, don't act like this.
Which journalist book suggest to put this pic aside this piece of news ?
This Romeo Joliet drama happens in many countries, especially thanks to the hindian Bollywood garbage movies.
what kind of a picture is that, is it from the crime scene.. NO.. Also this is NOT front page news. There are more important things going on in Pakistan right now.
Why this only happens in Karachi more than any other city of Pakistan? Who and when it started and when if it ever going to end?
This is called real progress in the most educated city of Pakistan who claim to be the only civilized people. It used to be young men in body bags. Then old men, now old and young women with impunity and regularly. What is going to be the next achievement?