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Cases of 327 accused submitted to courts: SSP Shahla Qureshi

City News Sep, 29 2022
Cases of 327 accused submitted to courts: SSP Shahla Qureshi
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KARACHI: Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Investigation District Central Shahla Qureshi said that cases of a total of 327 accused allegedly involved in murders, street crimes and other matters had been submitted to courts this year for further proceedings.

SSP Shahla Qureshi talking to media persons said that 18 accused were involved in murder cases, 191 in street crimes, while 118 were arrested for their alleged involvement in other cases.

Published in The Daily National Courier, September, 29 2022

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