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Abbottabad: Police Action at Sardar Arif’s Home Before Funeral Raises Questions.

06-Oct-2026 — Qazi Jawad 0 Comments 91 Views
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Abbottabad: A new development in the case of Sardar Arif’s death has raised several questions after police allegedly entered the deceased’s home shortly before his funeral prayers.
What Happened?
According to sources, Sardar Arif’s funeral prayers had not yet been offered when police allegedly entered his residence by climbing over the gate and carried out an operation inside the house.
Questions Raised
The reported action has raised several questions:
What prompted the police to enter the deceased’s home in such a manner before the funeral?
Why was such action taken when the family was already grieving the loss of their loved one?
If the action was carried out in accordance with the law and official procedures, what was the reason behind it?
Is there any aspect of the incident that has not yet been disclosed to the public?
Public Demand
The public is calling for transparent investigations and the facts to be brought before the people. Questions surrounding the police action, they say, should be answered through a fair and impartial investigation.
The public is demanding that the matter be investigated transparently and that justice be ensured in accordance with the law.
Background
Sardar Arif, an employee of Ayub Medical Complex, was killed in an incident that has led to the registration of an FIR at Mirpur Police Station under Section 302 of the Pakistan Penal Code.
According to the FIR, Mirpur SHO Ahsan Khan, gunner Hamza, five other police personnel, and two Afghan nationals have been nominated in the case.
Note: The allegations regarding the police action are based on information from sources and have not been independently verified. Further investigation is expected to establish the facts.

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