Print Print edition: 2011-04-24

NH&MP recovers eight children

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National Highways and Motorway Police (NH&MP) recovered eight children and two young boys kidnapped during last one week. Javed Chaudhry, spokesperson of NH&MP, told Business Recorder that Motorway Police officers recovered eight separated children during patrolling on National Highway (N-5).
One child, Shahnawaz s/o Ejaz Ahmed age 12 years, had left his home due to dispute with his parents. Three children, Abdul Karim s/o Ghulam Rasool age 12 years, Bahadur s/o Mir Muhammad age seven years, and Mir Ahmed s/o Noor Muhammad age eight years, had run away from a Madrasa. Similarly, four children, Juniad s/o Muhammad Ashraf age seven years, Ahmed Raza s/o Abdul Hafeez age eight years, and Waheed Ali s/o Haji Paryo age five years, were separated from their parents on journey, including one mentally retorted boy Usman s/o Mazhar Javed age 18 years and two kidnapped youngsters Sohaib Ahmed s/o Muhammad Ilyas age 30 years was kidnapped by his in-laws one and half month ago.
Muhammad Irfan s/o Muhammad Rafiq, a mechanic r/o Tranda Muhammad Shah was kidnapped by some unknown kidnappers was also found on National Highway (N-5) near Rahim Yar Khan. Javed said that after great struggle, the Motorway Police officers succeeded in tracing the parents of these children and after due verification, they were handed over to their parents.