Son of PPP MNA sent to jail for torturing PIA officer

PakistanSon of PPP MNA sent to jail for torturing PIA officer

KARACHI: A son of ruling Pakistan Peoples’ Party (PPP) MNA has been sent to jail on 14-day judicial remand for torturing a senior PIA officer on the airport, Dispatch News Desk (DND) reported on Wednesday.

Norez Baloch, son of PPP’s MNA Sher Muhamamd Baloch, was sent to Landhi jail on 14-day judicial remand by a magistrate in Malir court on Wednesday, Police investigation officer said.

The accused was arrested for torturing a senior PIA officer on the airport late on Monday and creating a scene at the Jinnah Terminal.

DND

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