Vehari Police Book alleged Rapists of Woman, Recover her Three Kidnapped Kids

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BAHAWALPUR: The Miranpur police in Vehari district claimed on Oct 22 to have recovered three abducted children from the illegal custody of three suspects, who had also been booked for the alleged gang-rape of the victims’ mother in the Kukri Kalan area of Mauza Gurdawar.

According to police sources, the woman worked as a domestic help at the residence of Mian Sajid Nawaz, while her husband is a shepherd.

The woman alleged in her complaint that she was repeatedly raped by three nominated suspects ‘H’ and his brothers ‘S’ and ‘R’ over a period of time, and was threatened with death if she talked to anybody.

On the day of the incident, ‘H’ allegedly attempted to assault her once again in a room. When she resisted and raised alarms, her husband ‘I’ rushed to the scene and rescued her. Following the confrontation, the suspects allegedly abducted her three children – two minor sons and a daughter.

Acting on the victim’s complaint, the station house officer registered a first information report under sections 376 and 511 of the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC).

Miranpur SHO Saeedur Rehman said the police recovered the abducted children and raids were underway to arrest the suspects.

When contacted, police spokesman Adnan Tariq confirmed that the Miranpur police were investigating the matter.

Published in Dawn, October 23rd, 2026.

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