Forensic report on women who died in police custody reveals drug use
Most outlets led with the confirmation from the Punjab Inspector General of Police that a forensic report found traces of drug use in the bodies of two women who died in police custody. The emphasis was largely on the number of drugs detected and the official’s statement at a press conference. One outlet briefly mentioned the context of the deaths occurring in Township police station, while another provided a slightly more detailed description of the event and the official’s location and platform.
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Nine drugs detected in bodies of two women who died in police custody: Punjab IGP
Punjab Inspector General of Police Abdul Karim speaking at a press conference at the Central Police Office, Lahore on August 25, 2026. — Screengrab via Facebook/@punjabpolicecpoMedical board says combined drug toxicity causes both deaths.Investigators find no evidence of torture or...
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Deaths in Township police custody: Forensic report confirms women were addicts: IGP
LAHORE: Punjab Inspector General of Police (IGP) Abdul Kareem says the forensic report of the two young women, who had died in Township police station, has confirmed that they had been using addictive drugs or prohibited substances. Addressing a press conference here on Tuesday, along with other senior officers of Lahore police, he said the forensic report was prepared by a medical board compri...
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