Lawyers assault suspect in Multan boy's death case
Most outlets led with the incident of lawyers assaulting the suspect in court, describing it as a shocking or tense event. Daily Pakistan and Aaj News both mentioned the suspect was accused of running over a 15-year-old orphan, while Pakistan Observer added that the confrontation went viral. Pakistan Observer also emphasized the emotional reaction of the lawyers, describing them as "enraged," whereas the others framed it more neutrally.
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Lawyers Beat Orphan Killer and Refuse to Fight His Case
Lawyers in Multan beat up the suspect accused of crushing 15-year-old orphan Wasim to death before announcing they would refuse… Read More
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Lawyers assault suspect in Multan boy’s murder case
A suspect accused of killing a 15-year-old orphan by running him over with a car in Multan was assaulted by lawyers during his appearance before a local court in Multan, prompting police to intervene and take him to safety. The court approved four days of physical remand for the suspect, identified as Tauqeer Nazir, in the case involving the death of Waseem Abbas. According to eyewitnesses and ...
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Angry lawyers attack driver accused of running over orphan boy in Multan, video goes viral
MULTAN — Tensions boiled over outside a local courthouse today as enraged lawyers physically confronted and thrashed a driver accused…
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Lawyers rough up Multan Child Murder Suspect in Court after CCTV shock
MULTAN – A 15-year-old orphan allegedly fleeing abuse was crushed by a car in Multan, and the suspect faced another shocking scene when lawyers assaulted him during his court appearance on Tuesday. The suspect was held on the same day and was presented in court today where lawyers allegedly beat suspect accused of running over 15-year-old […]
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