Kidnapped Five-year-old Found Murdered In Chiniot

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CHINIOT: A five-year-old boy missing since March 26 was found murdered near his home in Muslim Colony, Chenab Nagar.

Muhammad Haseeb, son of Mulazim Hussain, had gone out to play but never returned. His family searched for him before lodging a kidnap case at Chenab Nagar police.

On Tuesday, his body was found in bushes near his house.

The police added Section 302 to the case’s supplementary report.

Chenab Nagar SHO Ghulam Shabbir said that investigations were underway.

Published in Dawn on April 3, 2025. 

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