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Wednesday, 22 May 2013 12:56 pm
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Grandsons torture grandparents to occupy property
GUJRANWALA - Merciless and wretched grandsons tortured and expelled their grand parents from their home to occupy property here on Saturday.
According to details, accused Saleem and Saif hailing from Fatomand area of Gujranwala were in dispute with their grand parents over property share.
On Saturday, the wicked grandsons brutally tortured Nawab Khan and Khursheed Bibi leaving them seriously injured. The accused also threw their wares out in the street and forced them to leave the house.
The thrashed couple was shifted to District Headquarter (DHQ) Hospital for treatment.
Police said that though the tortured victim couple has already transferred their property to grandsons but they want complete handing over of the house and the piece of land as they wanted to sell them.
A case has been registered against the accused at concerned police station and police have started search for them.
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The great land of pure the Islamic Republic of Pakistan which so called high moral values. This is what happens in a muslim country. Well they are just following the example of great leaders like Zardari, GILANI and all their cronies. Well done grandchildren, you have done a great job.
Please don't malign yourself. It is nothing to do with Pakistan or Islam. This is a behaviour seen across the world. It is for this very reason there are policies and procedures put in place to prevent this happening. The police, the social services and the health services jointly work to protect elderly people who are vulnerable.
Vulnerable adults policy in the UK makes it a responsibility of the state to pre-empt and protect any such things happening.
Vulnerable adults policy in the UK makes it a responsibility of the state to prevent and protect any such things happening.
Vulnerable adults policy in the UK makes it a responsibility of the state to pre-empt and prevent any such things happening.