DIG Investigation Suspends Four Officers After Alleged Torture in Lahore Police Station

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Investigation wing officers suspended after alleged assault on a civilian in Gulberg area police station.

LAHORE: A second incident of alleged police violence within 24 hours has been reported in Lahore, raising serious concerns over conduct within police stations.

According to reports, a civilian identified as Umair Rais was allegedly subjected to torture by officials of the Investigation Wing at Gulberg Police Station (Ghalib Market jurisdiction). The incident reportedly took place during an inquiry process inside the station.

Following the allegations, Deputy Inspector General (Investigation) Zeeshan Raza took immediate action and suspended four police officials, including Incharge Investigation Sonia Naheed, pending further inquiry.

Authorities stated that an internal investigation has been initiated to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident and to establish accountability. The suspended officers have been directed to report to the department while proceedings continue.

The case has drawn public attention, particularly as it marks the second reported incident of alleged custodial violence in Lahore within a single day. Concerns have been raised regarding policing standards and the treatment of citizens during investigations.

Officials have reiterated that strict disciplinary action will be taken if the allegations are proven, and the inquiry will proceed in accordance with departmental rules.

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