Man Booked for ‘Abusing’ Daughters

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RAWALPINDI: Police on August 27 registered a case against a man accused of allegedly engaging in inappropriate conduct with his two daughters.

The case was registered at Wah Cantt police station on the complaint of the accused’s wife who said she had married Shahzad Hussain 20 years ago. The couple has two daughters and a son. Their daughters are aged 17 and 15.

The complainant said following marital differences with her husband over the past six months, she had taken the children to her sister’s home.

She said the two daughters and their brother had been staying with their father in Hussainabad for around a month

According to the complaint, when she telephoned her mother-in-law to speak to her daughters, the elder daughter began crying. The woman said she went to the house and she was preparing to leave after spending some time there, both daughters asked her to take them with her.

The girls alleged that their father forced them to wear loose, revealing clothing at night and made them lie beside him. They further alleged that he touched them inappropriately under the pretext of massaging their legs and showed them obscene films.

News Published in Express Tribune on Aug 28th, 2026.

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