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Mansehra: Allegations of Severe Torture on JI Worker and His Brother in Theft Case.

01-Oct-2026 — Qazi Jawad 0 Comments 110 Views
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Mansehra: Serious allegations have been leveled against Battal Police Station personnel, with claims that Jamaat-e-Islami worker Muhammad Shabbir and his brother were subjected to severe physical torture after being detained in connection with a theft case. They were reportedly recovered in an injured condition after 15 days.
Details of the Incident
According to sources, Muhammad Shabbir was allegedly subjected to physical torture at different police posts under Battal Police Station for approximately 15 days. During this period, he reportedly suffered severe physical injuries.
Recovery in Injured Condition
Muhammad Shabbir was reportedly recovered in an injured condition after 15 days and is currently receiving treatment at King Abdullah Teaching Hospital, Mansehra. According to the allegations, his kidneys and ribs were affected as a result of the alleged torture.
Statement of the Injured Man
While receiving treatment at the hospital, Muhammad Shabbir reportedly told Jamaat-e-Islami leaders that:
Attempts were allegedly made to force a theft allegation against his brothers.
He was allegedly subjected to further violence after refusing to confess to the theft.
There are also allegations that the action may have been carried out at the behest of certain political individuals from Chattar Plain.
Demand for Action by DPO Mansehra
The allegations have raised serious concerns. A demand has been made to DPO Mansehra to:
Take immediate notice of the incident.
Conduct transparent action against the personnel of Battal Police Station and other relevant officials.
Conduct a comprehensive investigation into the alleged torture of Muhammad Shabbir.
Hold those found responsible accountable in accordance with the law.
The allegations in this report are attributed to sources and statements by the injured person; the claims have not been independently verified.

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