Raid: 18 arrested for ‘objectionable’ activities

Police recover 10 liquor bottles from the house in Bahria Town

Our Correspondent November 24, 2014
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raid 18 arrested for objectionable activities
Raid: 18 arrested for ‘objectionable’ activities
ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad Police on Sunday arrested 18 persons in Bahria Town for their alleged involvement in what were described as ‘immoral’ activities. According to a police report, the Crime Investigation Agency of the police raided a house in Bahria Town Phase-III and arrested the suspects. The police also recovered 10 liquor bottles from the house.

Published in The Express Tribune, November 24th, 2014.
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