Lovers shot dead
KARACHI: Tragedy struck Karachi again as a father and his son shot dead their girl and her friend in an honor killing case.
The incident occurred at Abul Hasan Isfahani Road, Karachi, that claimed the lives of a young boy and girl.
Lovers shot dead in Karachi. Father of the girl confesses double murder.
The tragedy unfolded when a father and his son allegedly murdered the girl and her male friend. They accused them of having an objectionable relationship.
According to the police, the victim’s father, identified as Rafiq, took the extreme step of killing his own daughter and her friend.
Meanwhile, the brother of girl also supported his father in this double murder case.
The accused father has confessed to his involvement in the act of honor killing. Details emerging from the investigation reveal that the victims, a young girl and her male friend were close friends. They were sitting in a car when the incident occurred.
Tragedy struck as the girl’s father unleashed a hail of bullets upon the vehicle. Karachi police recovered at least seven spent pistol shells from the crime scene. It indicates the nature of the intensity of the attack and anger of father of the girl.
ECP assures early elections
Meanwhile, the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) assured the delegations of PTI and JUI-F that the ECP would hold upcoming elections as early as possible.
The ECP officials conveyed their determination during consultations with the PTI and JUI-F leaders regarding the election roadmap.
Chief Election Commissioner Sikandar Sultan Raja emphasized the importance of transparency in the electoral process. He also reassured its dedication to ensuring equal opportunities for all parties.
The ECP members, secretary, and other senior officials participated in the meeting. The PTI delegation participated in the meeting at 2pm, while JUI-F representatives joined at 3pm. They gave their input on the election roadmap to the ECP.
The PTI delegation underscored the necessity of holding elections within 90 days in accordance with the Constitution.
