[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text dp_text_size=”size-4″]Last Thursday, the Sir Syed police department made a grim discovery when they found a lifeless body within a rent-a-car showroom situated in Nagan Chowrangi, Karachi. As per media reports, the body exhibited evident signs of severe torture.
Following the unsettling finding, the deceased’s body was promptly transferred to Abbasi Shaheed Hospital. There, the individual was identified as Adeel, a 26-year-old man.
The Station House Officer (SHO), Shahid Taj, reported the apprehension of three individuals linked to the murder. The prime suspects in the murder case were revealed to be Ammar, Hassan, and Ali Nawaz, the son of Hussain, who is the owner of the rent-a-car showroom.
Authorities disclosed that the suspects subjected the victim to brutal physical abuse due to a financial dispute involving a sum of Rs. 1.5 million. Additionally, five other men — namely, Hassan, Bilal, Moiz, Daniyal, and Adnan — were implicated as alleged accomplices in the murder; however, they managed to evade arrest.
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The assailants employed belts and rods to assault the victim, coercing him to surrender the demanded money. The accused individuals asserted that they resorted to this criminal act in an attempt to recover the Rs. 1.5 million debt owed by Adeel, who had been procrastinating the payment.
The unfortunate incident unfolded on August 8, as Adeel was ensnared and subjected to torment within the confines of the showroom by the perpetrators. Subsequently, the culprits locked him within the premises before making their exit. Acting on a tip, the authorities successfully apprehended Ali, Hassan, and Ammar at the Bismillah Hotel on August 9. The incident was captured on video, which subsequently caught the attention of law enforcement.
The discovery of Adeel’s lifeless body within the showroom transpired as a consequence of the identification of the culprits. Prompted by charges filed by the victim’s sister against eight individuals, the police initiated a comprehensive investigation into the matter.
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