Two booked for hurling life threats to shop owner

At least two persons have been booked for allegedly not handing over a shop despite rent agreement and hurling life threats to a man in the name of Taliban within the Waris Khan Po

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June 3, 2017

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Two booked for hurling life threats to shop owner

At least two persons have been booked for allegedly not handing over a shop despite rent agreement and hurling life threats to a man in the name of Taliban within the Waris Khan Police Station jurisdiction.

According to reports, Sheikh Zubair, a resident of Waris Khan, lodged a complaint with the local police that one Imdad signed a rent agreement with him for renting out shop to him but the latter handed over the shop to one Sher Khan and disappeared. Now, Sher Khan and his son Farman were threatening him that they have links with Taliban and if he further insisted for shop, he would be killed, the complainant added. The police have registered a case and started investigation.

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