Man kills four including wife, two in-laws over family dispute

Man kills four including wife, two in-laws over family dispute

Man kills four including wife, two in-laws over family dispute

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ISLAMABAD: Police have arrested a man allegedly involved in killing of his wife, father-in-law, brother-in-law and another man, Bol news reported on Tuesday.

The suspect, identified as Abdul Raheem, shot them dead over a family dispute. Police said the suspect first gunned down his wife and a hospital technician at Child Centre of Zacha Polyclinic in G-6 area of Islamabad, within the limits of Aabpara police station.

Then, the suspect went to his in-laws’ and killed his father-in-law and brother-in-law. In the meantime, a neighbour of the victims shot and injured the suspect.

Read more: Lahore police clueless about killers of four family members

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Police arrived at the site of the incident and arrested Abdul Raheem and the neighbor.

The deceased have been identified as Shoaib Aziz, Raheela Bano, Azizur Rehman and Naeem Akhtar.

On the other hand, Lahore police remained clueless about who had killed four members of a family brutally in the Kahna area on January 19, Bol news had reported on January 22.

Doctor Naheed Mubarik, her three children, including 22-year old Taumor Sibtain, 17- year old Mah Noor, and eight-year-old Jannat Fatima were found dead at their three-story house. The police officials had said that all the victims were killed by a 30-bore pistol.

Mysteriously, Zain Ali, the youngest son of the slain lady doctor, had fled as he was sleeping on the ground floor of the house on the night of the incident.

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