Police Recover Abducted Boy from Peshawar

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ISLAMABAD: The Bhara Kahu Police successfully recovered a 14-year-old boy who was kidnapped for ransom, rescuing him safely from Peshawar and arresting the prime suspect involved in the crime.

The complainant Rifat Hussain had submitted a written application at Bhara Kahu Police Station stating that his 14-year-old son, Haris Ali, had been abducted by Bilal Ahmed along with his accomplices for ransom.

The abductors demanded Rs2 million as ransom after kidnapping the child. Police teams conducted extensive searches, carried out raids at multiple locations and gathered data of individuals previously involved in similar crimes.

In a carefully planned operation, Islamabad Police arrested the prime suspect, Bilal Ahmed, and safely recovered the abducted child Haris Ali from Peshawar without paying any ransom. The child has been reunited with his parents.

News Published in Express Tribune on December 28th, 2025.

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