Latest News of Mirpur Azad Kashmir
Monday, March 16, 2020
Dad Killed 19-year-old Daughter Because He Was ‘Upset’ that She’s Transgender in Pakistan
A father has been arrested in connection to the murder of his 19-year-old transgender daughter.
The father, Aurangzeb Akbar, went to a police station in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, this past Saturday. His daughter, Maya, was staying with friends out of fear of violence, and they petitioned police for assurance that he wouldn’t harm her if she returned home.
Akbar told police that he would not harm Maya and even provided the authorities written assurance that he wouldn’t hurt her, according to local police. They noted that he was “upset” that his daughter was transgender.
Several hours later, Maya was found shot to death near a river in her hometown of Nowshera. She was killed in a firing incident only hours after leaving the police station. Maya’s body was found near a river in Nowshera’s Cantonment area.
After initial investigation into the incident, local police now believe that her father, who was upset at her for choosing to live as a transgender, was behind the crime.
On Sunday, police announced that Akbar had been arrested. They suspect that others may have been involved in the killing. Transgender activists are planning a protest in Peshawar.
Wednesday, May 1, 2019
Mohammed Nisar Khan- Meggy, along 2 accomplice Jailed for 60 Years for Killing Amriz Iqbal
Notorious Bradford Gangster, 41 years old Mohammed Nisar Khan, known as Meggy, along with 2 others jailed for total 60 years for Killing 40-year-old Amriz Iqbal in October last year as he walked along Sandford Road in Bradford Moor with a friend.
The pair were hit by a Kia Sedona being driven by Bradford criminal Mohammed Nisar Khan who had been “touring” the area that lunchtime with others in the car.
Mr Iqbal, from Bradford, died from his injuries in hospital, but his friend Adnan Ahmed was not badly hurt in the crash.
Mohammed Nisar Khan, of Holme Lane, Tong, Bradford, and his “right hand man” Tony Grant, 39, known as Granty, of Queens Road, Bradford, were convicted by the jury this morning of murdering Amriz Iqbal, 40, known as Major.
Jurors also heard evidence about subsequent attempts to recover or destroy crucial CCTV footage from a petrol station on Whitehall Road in Birkenshaw.
Khan, Grant and Salman Ismail, 31, of Hollin Road, Shipley, Bradford, were convicted of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice by plotting to firebomb and rob the Whitehall Road Service Station in Birkenshaw to destroy CCTV footage of Khan and Grant there with the Kia Sedona an hour before the murder.
Within hours of the attack the Kia was disposed of and later that night an attempt was made to firebomb and then rob the petrol station.
Mr Iqbal had returned from Dubai two days before he was murdered. The motive for the killing was “somewhat cloudy” but Khan decided there was a problem to be resolved by violence, the judge stated.
“It is clear that information must have come to the attention of you Mr Khan that Mr Iqbal was back (from Dubai) and for some reason best known to you and your group there was a problem to be resolved and clearly with violence,” said the judge.
“You are ruthless and dangerous, command obedience and loyalty and consider yourself untouchable,” the judge told Khan.
The court heard that Khan had ten previous convictions for 51 offences, including an offence of robbery dating back to 1999, possession of a controlled drug, dangerous driving and affray.
Meggy was sentenced to life with a minimum of 26 years at the court, with his sentence including a discretionary life sentence for the attempted murder of Mr Ahmed.
Granty right hand man of Meggy received life with a minimum of 17 years for the murder.
Salman Ismail, whom Meggy ordered to destroy the CCTV footage at the petrol station was jailed for 17 years for arson and perverting the course of justice.
The pair were hit by a Kia Sedona being driven by Bradford criminal Mohammed Nisar Khan who had been “touring” the area that lunchtime with others in the car.
Mr Iqbal, from Bradford, died from his injuries in hospital, but his friend Adnan Ahmed was not badly hurt in the crash.
Mohammed Nisar Khan, of Holme Lane, Tong, Bradford, and his “right hand man” Tony Grant, 39, known as Granty, of Queens Road, Bradford, were convicted by the jury this morning of murdering Amriz Iqbal, 40, known as Major.
Jurors also heard evidence about subsequent attempts to recover or destroy crucial CCTV footage from a petrol station on Whitehall Road in Birkenshaw.
Khan, Grant and Salman Ismail, 31, of Hollin Road, Shipley, Bradford, were convicted of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice by plotting to firebomb and rob the Whitehall Road Service Station in Birkenshaw to destroy CCTV footage of Khan and Grant there with the Kia Sedona an hour before the murder.
Within hours of the attack the Kia was disposed of and later that night an attempt was made to firebomb and then rob the petrol station.
Mr Iqbal had returned from Dubai two days before he was murdered. The motive for the killing was “somewhat cloudy” but Khan decided there was a problem to be resolved by violence, the judge stated.
“It is clear that information must have come to the attention of you Mr Khan that Mr Iqbal was back (from Dubai) and for some reason best known to you and your group there was a problem to be resolved and clearly with violence,” said the judge.
“You are ruthless and dangerous, command obedience and loyalty and consider yourself untouchable,” the judge told Khan.
The court heard that Khan had ten previous convictions for 51 offences, including an offence of robbery dating back to 1999, possession of a controlled drug, dangerous driving and affray.
Meggy was sentenced to life with a minimum of 26 years at the court, with his sentence including a discretionary life sentence for the attempted murder of Mr Ahmed.
Granty right hand man of Meggy received life with a minimum of 17 years for the murder.
Salman Ismail, whom Meggy ordered to destroy the CCTV footage at the petrol station was jailed for 17 years for arson and perverting the course of justice.
Sunday, April 28, 2019
Couple Farida and Rafiq Accused of Beating Parents Over Property Dispute
Couple from Bradford, Farida and her husband Rafiq who are said to be bankrupt fly from Bradford to their native home town in Sangoot, Mirpur.
Rafiq had build a house there in his father's land from his money, he earned in UK. Now after financial problems he want to sale that house. But his parents and brothers living in that house in Mirpur refused to do so.
As this is the only residence for their shelter. Fight erupted between couple and their parents which was filmed by other family members at home. In video it can be seen the Farida and Rafiq fighting with parents.
A profile on facebook is created to clarify about what actually happened. As per profile the family members only filmed the scenes which were in their favour.
Farida and Rafiq were beaten by her grandparents and her uncles beat them as well and her mother also was tortured and her clothes were tore by them, which they did not filmed.
First of the all the video going around was an edited/cropped version of the incident that occured.
Yes i agree it should have been kept behind closed doors but idiots n immature pricks decided to think they wer clever and post it.
Well No your not! The people that knov the family know what type of a person the individuals are.
People are claiming the daughter in law beat the father up however the truth is the father and brother thought it was ok to beat up and batter and bruise a woman the unedited version will prove the truth.
Secondly people claiming that farida and rafiq did this for money. No the truth is that the a brother and the degrading father in law wanted to take possession and fraudulently obtain their land and assets which Rafiq has worked well hard for and earned every penny of it.
The instigators behind all this are the parents and 4 siblings in the pictures below!
Friday, April 12, 2019
Brothers Zeeshan and Adnan, Cousin Hamza Khan Jailed for 97 Months for Drugs Dealing in Lancashire
A FAMILY of drug dealers who exploited children to flood the streets of East Lancashire with drugs using the ‘Tigerline’ hotline have been jailed for a total of 97 months.
Zeeshan and Adnan Khan and their cousin Hamza Khan conspired to sell drugs through the Tigerline, which was the dedicated phone line used by the group to sell heroin, crack cocaine and cannabis.
Zeeshan was acting as a street dealer for a short period prior to his arrest outside Asda on July 5, 2017, whereafter he became a ‘warehouse man’, ensuring there was always a stock of drugs to sell.
The court heard it was the arrest of 21-year-old Zeeshan which sparked the 18-month investigation, codenamed ‘Nepal’, that eventually led to the conspiracy being unravelled.
While he was being detained by officers a number of text messages linked to drug dealing were sent to his telephone number, which go on to be known as the Tigerline.
he final raids came in October 4, 2018 the Khans were arrested and further drugs, namely £27,350 of heroin, £26,825 of crack cocaine and £6,100 of cannabis, were recovered from the home of Zeeshan and Adnan Khan on Gordon Street in Burnley, along with the Tigerline mobile phone.
Earlier this month Mohammed Hamza Khan, 22, of March Street, Burnley, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply Class A drugs, Zeeshan Khan, 21, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply Class A drugs, and Adnan Khan, 22, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply Class B drugs.
Zeeshan was jailed for 31 months, Adnan who was only linked to the supply of cannabis was jailed for 15 months and Hamza was jailed for four years and three months.
Zeeshan and Adnan Khan and their cousin Hamza Khan conspired to sell drugs through the Tigerline, which was the dedicated phone line used by the group to sell heroin, crack cocaine and cannabis.
Zeeshan was acting as a street dealer for a short period prior to his arrest outside Asda on July 5, 2017, whereafter he became a ‘warehouse man’, ensuring there was always a stock of drugs to sell.
The court heard it was the arrest of 21-year-old Zeeshan which sparked the 18-month investigation, codenamed ‘Nepal’, that eventually led to the conspiracy being unravelled.
While he was being detained by officers a number of text messages linked to drug dealing were sent to his telephone number, which go on to be known as the Tigerline.
he final raids came in October 4, 2018 the Khans were arrested and further drugs, namely £27,350 of heroin, £26,825 of crack cocaine and £6,100 of cannabis, were recovered from the home of Zeeshan and Adnan Khan on Gordon Street in Burnley, along with the Tigerline mobile phone.
Earlier this month Mohammed Hamza Khan, 22, of March Street, Burnley, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply Class A drugs, Zeeshan Khan, 21, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply Class A drugs, and Adnan Khan, 22, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply Class B drugs.
Zeeshan was jailed for 31 months, Adnan who was only linked to the supply of cannabis was jailed for 15 months and Hamza was jailed for four years and three months.
Sunday, December 23, 2018
Zainab Bibi, 49, Jailed for Life, Killed Husband who Assaulted her Daughter Sonia, 24
A woman has been sentenced to life in jail for killing her husband and disposing his body.
The East judicial magistrate convicted Zainab Bibi, 49, and her nephew Zahoor Ahmed, 29 on Thursday.
The incident happened in 2011, in Karachi where the woman was living in a rented house.
Zainab Bibi had been living at the house with her daughter Sonia from another marriage, and her new husband Ahmad Abbas, who she married five years ago and who used to be Sonia's teacher when she was at school.
The landlord, who lived on the ground floor of their two-storey Green Town house, was so perturbed due to the foul odour coming from the upper portion. He went upstairs to inquire.
Police was informed and they arrested the woman and registered against her at the Shah Faisal police station.
Zainab Bibi, 49, allegedly told authorities she killed her husband Ahmad Abbas because he tried to assault her then (17-year-old ) daughter from another marriage.
She told police she sedated her husband by mixing sleeping pills in his tea and strangled him with rope before dismembering him.
Bibi claims she had stopped Mr Abbas from touching her daughter on several occasions, admitting that he had never actually laid a hand on her but had said suggestive things about her when he was drunk. The East judicial magistrate convicted Zainab Bibi and her accomplice Zahoor and jailed her for life on Thursday 20th December 2018.
The East judicial magistrate convicted Zainab Bibi, 49, and her nephew Zahoor Ahmed, 29 on Thursday.
The incident happened in 2011, in Karachi where the woman was living in a rented house.
Zainab Bibi had been living at the house with her daughter Sonia from another marriage, and her new husband Ahmad Abbas, who she married five years ago and who used to be Sonia's teacher when she was at school.
The landlord, who lived on the ground floor of their two-storey Green Town house, was so perturbed due to the foul odour coming from the upper portion. He went upstairs to inquire.
Police was informed and they arrested the woman and registered against her at the Shah Faisal police station.
Zainab Bibi, 49, allegedly told authorities she killed her husband Ahmad Abbas because he tried to assault her then (17-year-old ) daughter from another marriage.
She told police she sedated her husband by mixing sleeping pills in his tea and strangled him with rope before dismembering him.
Bibi claims she had stopped Mr Abbas from touching her daughter on several occasions, admitting that he had never actually laid a hand on her but had said suggestive things about her when he was drunk. The East judicial magistrate convicted Zainab Bibi and her accomplice Zahoor and jailed her for life on Thursday 20th December 2018.
Man Climbs Tower in Islamabad, Demands to Made him Prime Minister to Solve Issues in 6 Months
A man climbed on top of a mobile tower and demanded to be made Pakistan’s prime minister in Islamabad’s Blue Area on Saturday.
According to details, Muhammad Abbas from Sargodha climbed on top of a mobile phone signal tower in the Blue Area of the capital city. He demanded to be made the prime minister of the country so he can improve the country’s economic condition and repay debts within the next six months.
Abbas, who is believed to be mentally unstable, also warned the authorities that he would jump off the tower if his demands are not met.
When he refused to climb down despite negotiations and assurances from police, the authorities asked a mimicry artist to talk to him in Imran Khan’s voice.
Artist talked to him in Imran Khan's voice, saying "I wants to get rid of Finance Minister Asad Umer, as he is taking loans form IMF, Come Down and I will replace you with Finance Minister".
It was then man climbed down and Islamabad Police have taken the man into custody and shifted him to a nearby police station.
According to details, Muhammad Abbas from Sargodha climbed on top of a mobile phone signal tower in the Blue Area of the capital city. He demanded to be made the prime minister of the country so he can improve the country’s economic condition and repay debts within the next six months.
Abbas, who is believed to be mentally unstable, also warned the authorities that he would jump off the tower if his demands are not met.
When he refused to climb down despite negotiations and assurances from police, the authorities asked a mimicry artist to talk to him in Imran Khan’s voice.
Artist talked to him in Imran Khan's voice, saying "I wants to get rid of Finance Minister Asad Umer, as he is taking loans form IMF, Come Down and I will replace you with Finance Minister".
It was then man climbed down and Islamabad Police have taken the man into custody and shifted him to a nearby police station.
Man who Abused 7 years old boy within the family, Stripped of British citizenship to be Deported
A man who repeatedly abused a seven-year-old boy is being deported back to India and stripped of his British citizenship in the first case of its kind.
The man known as RSD came to the UK from India in 1997 and was granted British citizenship after six years .
In 2011 he was convicted of 23 counts of abuse of “a male child within the family”, court documents revealed.
The monster was sentenced to 23 years in prison for grooming and abusing the boy between 2003 and 2010 and was ordered to sign the offenders’ register for life.
But now, the Government has removed his citizenship on the grounds that he lied about the fact he was abusing a child when he applied to be a UK citizen.
Three men, Abdul Aziz, Adil Khan and Qari Abdul Rauf, are facing deportation to Pakistan for their role in Rochdale child abuse scandal.
The new case extends the scope of the Home Secretary's power by allowing the government to revoke citizenship should a paedophile lie about child grooming while undergoing the vetting process.
The man known as RSD came to the UK from India in 1997 and was granted British citizenship after six years .
In 2011 he was convicted of 23 counts of abuse of “a male child within the family”, court documents revealed.
The monster was sentenced to 23 years in prison for grooming and abusing the boy between 2003 and 2010 and was ordered to sign the offenders’ register for life.
But now, the Government has removed his citizenship on the grounds that he lied about the fact he was abusing a child when he applied to be a UK citizen.
Three men, Abdul Aziz, Adil Khan and Qari Abdul Rauf, are facing deportation to Pakistan for their role in Rochdale child abuse scandal.
The new case extends the scope of the Home Secretary's power by allowing the government to revoke citizenship should a paedophile lie about child grooming while undergoing the vetting process.
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