Two Booked for Sexual Assault on Boy

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The A-Section police of Dadu booked two suspects for allegedly subjecting a toddler to sexual assault in a dwelling inhabited by nomad families.

The boy, aged three/four years, was shifted to a hospital for medical examination and treatment.

Dadu SSP retired Captain Amir Saud Magsi assigned an inquiry into the matter to DSP City Sultan Ahmed Chandio.

The DSP along with other police personnel visited the hospital and inquired about the incident from the affected family.

The boy’s father stated that he and his family had been temporarily living in Dadu for some time. He claimed that they hosted two men who had come from Jhang, Punjab, as their guests. During their stay, he added, the suspects found an opportunity to sexually assault his son as all other family members were away from their hutment. He stated that upon their return, they found his son in immense pain while the suspects had fled the area. He also named the two guests.

On his complaint, an FIR (No.307/2025) was registered at the A-Section police station and a hunt for the suspects was launched.

Meanwhile, Dadu police on Sunday told media that six children who were found helplessly finding their parents in different areas of the city were reunited with their respective families.

SSP Magsi said the police helped them trace their families.

The children were identified as Zohaib Chandio, Arman Anar, Shahzaib Abro, Momal Chhana, Kiran Mallah and Humail Panhwar.

Published in Dawn, October 20th, 2025.

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