This is a terrible loss. Adiala Road is notoriously congested. Perhaps this is a wake-up call to install more pedestrian crossings and enforce speed limits, especially for heavy traffic like buses.

Inna Lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un. This is heartbreaking news. My prayers are with the family. It makes one wonder about the driver training and safety protocols for these new bus services, especially on busy roads.

A very disturbing report. This case underscores the need for stronger legal protections for tenants against landlord abuse. The quick arrests are commendable, but a strong prosecution is what will deliver justice.

It is some relief to see the police have made arrests. I hope the investigation is thorough and transparent, and that the legal process ensures justice for the women.

Glad the inquiry identified the constable who damaged the CCTV. This isn’t just misconduct; it’s destruction of evidence. Specific charges for this act are essential to ensure transparency in future incidents.

The recommendation to handle the initial FIR ‘in accordance with the law’ is a specific and correct legal step. It’s not just about dropping a case, but formally acknowledging it was baseless. This sets an important precedent.