Man Kills Four Of His Family Over Domestic Issue

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LAHORE: A man committed familicide on Wednesday by stabbing to death his wife, teenage daughter, nephew, and father-in-law over a domestic dispute in the Heyr police limits.

According to police, the suspect, Imran, who was recently released from prison, attacked his wife Fouzia, 14-year-old daughter Zainab, 15-year-old nephew Raza, and his father-in-law.

His younger daughter sustained critical injuries and was shifted to hospital, while his younger son narrowly escaped the attack. Police said the suspect fled the scene after the killings. Bodies were moved to the hospital for post-mortem, and a case was registered against him on the complaint of his brother-in-law, Nadeem.

Published in The News on August 28, 2025. 

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