Rawalpindi: Rawalpindi police officers dig out the grave of a seven-year-old girl in a cemetery in Dhamial.
The defendants were filed with the court, which conducted four days of physical memory on Friday for further investigation.
The review was approved by police after the court needed more inquiries in sensitive cases.
A police spokesman said the girl’s grave was found in the last week of August. After discovery, Damiyar police launched an investigation and arrested the suspect accused of pronounced grave. In joining the initial discovery, Susctect dug the courtyard of witchcraft purposes and then tries to cover it up again.
Police immediately responded to the information and dug out the grave. No direct evidence of physical blasphemy was observed initially. However, as determined decisive reports. The spokesman added that samples were collected during the excavation.
The arrest presented a challenge to form a special team for this. Police said they used technology and human intelligence to track their sister’s work. Upon receipt of the forensic report, the defendant will be charged with reliable evidence and all legal formalities will be completed to ensure punishment for the crime.
Accompanied by the policing judge, the Medical Board conducted excavations of the girl’s grave on Girja Road Graveard. The girl was buried three days ago. Samples from her body were collected for DNA and forensic analysis.
Police confirmed that no signs of violence or harm were found in the body. Nevertheless, the case was registered as a case of desecrating the grave and tampering with the body.
The girl’s father, Zafar Iqbal, filed the initial complaint. He said his daughter died on August 26.
The next morning, when he went to Fatheha to go to Fatheha, he found the grave disturbed and the shroud was lying in the nearby mansion.
After receiving the report, city police officer Khalid Hamdani ordered a legal action, taking into account all aspects of the case. Later, police sought court approval to conduct excavations and appoint medical boards to establish facts without disturbing unnecessary graves.
When the excavation began, the girl’s head and part of her body became visible, as if the soil was rushing to fill. Her lower torso remained under the slab, without a shroud. According to sources, Hardy has begun to decompose due to the body being buried for three days. Collect samples before re-fixing the body.
An senior police officer said the excavation and autopsy had been completed, sending tissue and samples to the Forensic Science Bureau for DNA and other tests. He confirmed that the grave did tamper with it and registered a case against an unidentified sister.
As the investigation progressed, police tracked down the suspect, who turned out to be a black magic practitioner in Mansehra. He was arrested and detained for four days to help with further investigation.
Posted at Dawn on September 20, 2025
