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Car lifters ‘kill’ taxi driver in Hazro
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TAXILA: A gang of alleged car lifters killed a taxi driver after snatching his vehicle in the jurisdiction of Hazro police station, the police said on Monday. They said that 60-year-old Naeem Akhter made a living through a rented Suzuki van. On the day of the incident, he was hired by unidentified vehicle lifters posing as passengers from Havelian for a ride to Peshawar. On the way to their destination, they killed him, snatched his vehicle and dumped his body in a hilly area near the Haroon village in the limits of the Hazro police station, sources said. The police shifted the body to a tehsil headquarters hospital for medico-legal formalities, registered a case and started further investigation. Separately, a 25-year-old girl was abducted by unknown suspects from the limits of Taxila police station on Monday, police sources said. A complainant named Abdul Hameed told the local police that his daughter was abducted by unidentified suspects after leaving for tailoring classes. The Taxila police have registered a case and launched a probe to trace the abducted woman.
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