Pakistan accuses India of involvement in Sarabjit Singh's Murderer's Killing
Lahore: Pakistan's interior minister, Mohsin Naqvi, has made allegations similar to those made by Canada, suggesting India's involvement in the targeted killing of ISI associate Amir Sarfaraz, also known as Tamba. This incident occurred just over five years after Sarfaraz's acquittal in the 2013 murder case of Indian death-row prisoner Sarabjit Singh.
Naqvi, addressing a press conference in Lahore, highlighted a pattern in the fatal attack carried out by two assailants on motorcycles, stating, "India is suspected to have been involved in four other murders (on Pakistan soil). We await the conclusion of the investigation before making further statements."
Authorities stated that Tamba was in his residence in Lahore when the attackers arrived. He was shot from close proximity and later succumbed to his injuries at the hospital.
Tamba and his alleged accomplice, Mudasir Munir, were involved in the fatal attack on Sarabjit Singh at Kot Lakhpat prison in April 2013. However, a sessions court in Lahore acquitted Tamba and Munir of the charge of killing Singh in December 2018, ordering their release after witnesses retracted their statements.
Earlier this year, Islamabad claimed to possess credible evidence implicating Indian operatives in the murder of two of its nationals within its borders, an assertion that New Delhi dismissed as an endeavor to propagate "untrue and malicious anti-India narratives".
In separate incidents last year, both Canada and the United States accused Indian operatives of involvement in assassination attempts on their respective territories. India refuted the accusations from Canada and initiated an investigation into the allegations made by the United States.
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Man killed in flat ceiling plaster crash, wife and son hurt
Thane (PTI): A 45-year-old man was killed, and his wife and son were injured when a portion of plaster from the ceiling collapsed in their flat in a seven-storey building in Thane on Saturday, officials said.
Chief of the Regional Disaster Management Cell, Yasin Tadvi, said the 16-year-old building is not listed in the "dangerous" category.
"The incident occurred in Karumdev Society at about 3 am. The plaster of the hall in a flat on the terrace floor suddenly fell while the occupants were asleep", he said.
Of the four people who were inside the room, two suffered minor injuries and were discharged after primary treatment, Tadvi stated.
The injured persons were identified as Arpita More (42), who suffered minor head injuries, and her son Arush More (16), who sustained injuries to both legs.
Manoj More (45), who sustained chest injuries, died during treatment at a private hospital.
