In a disturbing incident reported in Lahore, a woman named Farah has allegedly confessed to murdering her father-in-law, mother-in-law, and sister-in-law.
According to police officials, Farah, who had previously killed her first husband in 2010 in Rawalpindi, married a man named Waqas to acquire her first husband’s property.
After 13 years, Farah, along with another man named Arsalan, allegedly planned to murder her current husband, but he was not at home during the incident.
Instead, Farah is accused of killing her father-in-law, mother-in-law, and sister-in-law to marry Arsalan.
In a separate incident reported from India’s Kollam district in Kerala, a woman named Manju Thomas, aged 37, was arrested for physically assaulting her 80-year-old mother-in-law.
A viral video on social media showed the accused brutally attacking her husband’s elderly mother.
Manju Thomas was taken into custody, and she was booked under relevant sections of the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizen Act and the Indian Penal Code (IPC).
The person who recorded the video remains unidentified, and the accused was seen making objectionable gestures towards the person recording the assault.
Sardar Latif Khosa’s Son Khurram Arrested on Terrorism Charges in Lahore
Meanwhile, lawyer Sardar Latif Khosa’s son, Khurram Latif, has reportedly been arrested by the police in Lahore, Punjab, on terrorism charges.
Intazar Hussain Panjutha, a member of the PTI legal committee, claimed that Khurram Latif Khosa and other lawyers were arrested by Mozang police.
According to Panjutha, the arrest was made on terrorism charges, and he shared a copy of the First Information Report (FIR) filed against Khosa.
The FIR, lodged by a police officer, alleges that Khurram Khosa physically assaulted police officials, issued death threats while brandishing arms, and forcibly took away a government file and service wireless from the police personnel.
It’s important to note that the information provided is based on claims made by Intazar Hussain Panjutha, and additional details may emerge as the situation develops.
