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Lahore Police claims arresting prime suspect in journalist killing case

Husnain Shah was shot dead near Lahore Press Club (LPC) on Monday by two unidentified motorcyclists. Image: Twitter

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LAHORE: Lahore Police on Wednesday claimed to have arrested the prime suspect in journalist Husnain Shah’s murder case.

Husnain Shah, who was associated with a private television (TV) channel as a crime reporter, was shot dead near Lahore Press Club (LPC) on Monday by two unidentified motorcyclists. Following this, Civil Lines Police had registered a case against unidentified suspects.

According to police sources, the suspect, identified as Amir Butt, was apprehended from a showroom on Jail Road. The suspect was later handed over to Crime Investigation Agency (CIA) of Lahore police for further probe.

Read more: Slain crime reporter Hasnain Shah laid to rest in Lahore

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The police officials claimed that the journalist was killed by hired assasins while earlier, Lahore Police had said it had booked three suspects in the journalist’s murder case..

Read more: Lahore police retrieve house of citizen from land grabbers

The funeral of the slain crime reporter was also offered in front of the LPC on Tuesday which was attended by a huge number of journalists and members of civil society. The Punjab Government Spokesperson Hasaan Khawar was also among the participants.

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