FIA's help tried to follow suspect in homicide case

FIA's help tried to follow suspect in homicide case

ISLAMABAD: The capital police have drawn closer the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) to find a person who purportedly killed the nephew of a previous representative on Monday. 

Officers near the examination told Dawn that the police requested that the FIA give the travel history of a suspect for the situation. They said a reaction from the organization was anticipated, and included that they were verbally educated that the suspect touched base in Islamabad from abroad on August 7 and were sitting tight for more points of interest on his travel history. 

On Monday morning, calls were made to senior authorities from the FIA's migration office requesting help with the capture of the suspect in the event that he was found at an airplane terminal attempting to leave the nation, they said. 

The officers included that agents were still oblivious about the suspect's whereabouts and whether he was in the nation. 

A FIR was enlisted over the slaughtering with the Shalimar police headquarters, on a few charges, including murder, endeavored homicide, revolting and ownership of a destructive weapon, the police said. The case was enlisted because of an objection held up by Malik Tariq, who was harmed in the episode. 

As per the FIR, Mr Tariq told the police a fight broke out between his child Husnain and the suspect, recognized as Raja Arshad. He said when he touched base at the scene, Mr Arshad undermined him and his child, after which the police arrived and took them to the Shalimar police headquarters. 

His children, Zonain and Bazid Malik likewise went to the police headquarters, trailed by his nephew Fahad Malik, the FIR said. 

It said the suspect kept on undermining them, and they settled the matter with him out of trepidation. 

Taking after the settlement, they cleared out the police headquarters, yet were blocked in F-10/3 by two vast vehicles, Mr Tariq said in his objection. He said equipped people landed from the vehicles and started terminating at them. Fahad Malik, who was driving, endeavored to escape yet lost control of the wheel after he was shot. Mr Tariq's protest said the vehicle then collided with the mass of a house. 

He said they were moved to a healing facility where Fahad Malik kicked the bucket. 

The officers said the complainant was constrained into a settlement at the police headquarters. The suspect was given VVIP convention inside the station, they said, and added that the complainant needed to highlight the police's conduct in his protestation however chosen not to on the solicitation of seniors. Not long after the occurrence, the nearby police were encouraged to contact the Safe City Project's control space to find two vehicles in which the suspects got away, however the task was not used, the police said. 

The officers said groups were doing attacks in different regions to capture the four individuals selected in the FIR. 

A police official told Dawn that those selected in the FIR had yet to be captured and endeavors were proceeding.