Dera Ismail Khan: A District and Session judge here on Tuesday ordered the evacuation of a man’s body for post -mortem after an alleged death by a panchayat by a panchayat about his daughter.
Following the request of the Prosecution Branch, DSJ Syed Anis Raja announced the decision, after which the Judicial Magistrate of Parapur was instructed to complete the emission and post -mortem process.
In its petition, the prosecution branch said that it was very important to determine the real situation around Adil’s death. The court accepted the request and issued exile and medical examination orders to expose the real reasons behind his death.
In addition, Paharpur police have formally requested a forensic analysis of the audio message, which Adil allegedly recorded before he was killed.
According to police officials, the forensic exam will help confirm the authenticity of the recording and it will be determined whether Adil has really died of suicide due to inconvenience or if it involved other factors.
Meanwhile, Malik Anitullah, the main accused in the vein case, received interim bail from a local court, while police continued to investigate the case.
Adil, who is a resident of Bhagwani Shumali, in the Paharpur Tehsil area, allegedly ended his life instead of opposing the illegal decision of a so -called tribal court, Panchayat.
Before his death, he recorded an audio message protesting against the inhuman act of the vein.
Reports show that the panchayat initially fined Adil 600,000 for alleged mistakes by his nephew. A few days later, he issued another decision, and forced Adil’s 12 -year -old daughter to go to the venue, which caused her to suffer severe mental distress.
After Adil’s tragic death, his six daughters and only sons are left without any support. The bereaved family has appealed to the government and the superior judiciary for justice, and demanded strict legal action against those responsible for this cruel act.
Journalist’s death: The former president of the Dera Press Club, Azizullah Owen, died here on Tuesday.
His last rites were presented at the Chah Syed Munawar Shah funeral ground, which was attended by a large number of journalists, political and social figures and locals.
Later, he lay down to rest in his ancestral cemetery.
Dera’s journalist community expressed deep sorrow over his death, saying that Azizullah Owen is known for his fearless analysis and strict advocacy for public affairs.
Dawn, appeared on March 12, 2025
