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Train Taveller Maryam Death Case: Another FIR registered against railway police official

By News Desk

April 17, 2024 08:31 AM


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In the case of train traveller Maryam Bibi's death, another case has been registered against railway police official Mir Hasan and two unknown persons, 24NewsHD TV Channel reported on Wednesday.
According to the details, the case was registered in Chanigoth police station of Jardanwala on the complaint of Maryam Bibi's brother Afzal.
As per the channel report, the police have registered the case under Sections 302, 382 and 354 against the railway official Mir Hasan and his companion two unknown persons.
Yesterday, the post-mortem report and other evidence were provided to the investigative team which is probing the incident from all angles including suicide.
According to the post-mortem report, the injuries on the woman’s body were due to her falling off the train and the death occurred mainly due to excessive bleeding after she hit her head on the ground.
A three-member committee, led by DIG Railways Police, had been formed yesterday to probe the death of the woman after her body was found in Bahawalpur. The committee will submit its report to the Railways Chairman within three days.
Maryam Bibi was travelling to Faisalabad from Karachi before Eid when as witnesses said she started to throw away goods of other passengers. They called in a police constable and protested her behaviour which led to the cop torturing the woman severely in front of everyone.
Police on last Monday said that body of the woman, who was subjected to torture by policeman Mir Hasan on a moving train, was found near Chani Goth Railway Station in Bahawalpur.
Fellow passengers said she herself jumped out of the train and died. The incident happed about a week ago.
The policeman was arrested last week after the video went viral in which he could be seen holding the woman by her hair and hitting her multiple times while other passengers watched silently.
However, a local court in Hyderabad approved the cop's bail on the same day against a surety bond of Rs35,000.
Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) Railways Abdullah Sheikh had said that the incident took place on April 7 on Karachi to Lala Musa-bound Millat Express. However, just a day after the cop was released on bail, the woman's body was found in Bahawalpur.
According to the police, the railway police officer took the woman, who belonged to Jaranwala's Chak 40 Morr, Faisalabad, with him after violently beating her on April 7.
The victim's brother, Afzal, said that his sister used to work at a beauty parlour in Karachi and she was coming to Jaranwala to celebrate Eidul Fitr. Afzal also demanded that the death of his sister should be investigated.


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