Naseem Bibi and her 14 year old Child another Victim
Rawalpindi-A man stabbed a 14-month-old baby to death while injuring his mother in a brutal attack in at Mahota Mohra village of Chontra; informed sources on Saturday. Sources also disclosed that the man identified as Wajid had raped the woman before attacking her and killing her toddler. However, According to sources, the woman namely Naseem Bibi had a fight with her husband; she moved to the house of her sister along with her 14-month-old son Yousaf in Rawat.
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The woman along with her son reached the village where Wajid took them to a seasonal nullah, sources said adding that the man allegedly raped the woman and killed her son with a blunt knife. The man also stabbed and injured the woman, they said. After committing the crime; the accused Wajid managed to escape from the scene, sources said. A heavy contingent of police rushed to the crime scene and moved the body of baby and the injured woman to DHQ Hospital for autopsy and medical treatment.
Another day
Another woman
A child
Another brutality
other crime against humanity
Another hashtag
The plot remains the same
But justice is yet to be served#JusticeForNoor#JusticeForNaseemBibi #JusticeForQurutulainAnnie#JusticeForAndaleeb#JusticeForSaima #EndViolence— Faysal Quraishi (@faysalquraishi) July 27, 2021
A police spokesman Sub Inspector Sajjad Ul Hassan told the media that CPO Muhammad Ahsan Younas has taken notice of the brutal murder of a child and attack on his mother by a man and ordered SP Saddar Kamran Hameed to arrest the killer. He said SSP Investigation Syed Ghazanfar Ali Shah; SP Saddar, ASP Saddar Circle Saud Khan, SHO PS Chontra and SHO PS Women reached at the crime scene and collected evidence. “The man stabbed and injured both mother and toddler son. Later, the baby succumbed to the injuries while the woman was hospitalized for medical treatment,” he said. He said police are investigating the matter through all angles and would arrest the killer soon.
