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Complaint Filed Against Woman at Mirpur Khas Police Station; SHO Suspended

Last updated: October 25, 2025 8:38 pm
Aiza Uddin
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In a troubling development from Mirpur Khas, police have filed a case against a woman after she lodged a complaint alleging sexual assault at the local police station. In response, the Station House Officer (SHO) has been suspended pending investigation into the incident. Sources say the woman was brought to the station for a separate matter but ended up filing the assault allegation, sparking an internal inquiry into how it was handled. The suspension of the SHO signals the seriousness of the case, and rights-groups are calling for full transparency and protection for the complainant.

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