Karachi police fail to recover the ‘kidnapped’ 4-year-old girl
Karachi: The city police failed to recover Ayesha, the 4-year-old girl, who was kidnapped during the August 14 festivities on MA Jinnah Road in Karachi, ARY News reported on Friday.
Muhammad Asghar, a Ramswamy resident and rickshaw driver, said his 4-year-old daughter Aisha went to the Sindh governor’s house to attend the Aug. 14 festivities with her family.
The victim’s father said she was kidnapped at M.A. Jinnah Road in Karachi by an unknown person. An initial media report in this regard was registered at the Soldier Bazar police station on 16 August.
However, the father said that the police were unable to recover his daughter.
In early July, three abducted underage girls were found in Gulshan Iqbal, Karachi.
The minors were allegedly kidnapped on Monday in the facilities of the Soldado Junta Police Station. Police officials said a case under the Kidnapping Act was registered at the Junta de Soldados Police Station.
The FIR stated that the three girls were abducted from Soldiers Market No. 2 in Maidan Adam. Among the children who have recovered are Noor, 12, Aisha, 14, and Maheen, 13.
Muhammad Asghar, a resident of Ramswami and a Rickshaw driver, said his 4-year-old daughter Ayesha went to Sindh Governor House for August 14 celebrations along with her family.
The victim’s father said that she was abducted from Karachi’s M.A Jinnah Road by an unidentified person. A first information report (FIR) was registered in this regard at Soldier Bazar police station on August 16.
