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A 15-year-old orphan boy named Waseem Abbas was killed on October 19, 2026, in a private housing society (Royal Orchard/DHA area) in Multan, Pakistan. He was reportedly chased and intentionally run over with a car by his employer, a contractor identified as Tauqeer Nazir. The Incident • The Victim: Waseem Abbas was a 15-year-old orphan originally from Muzaffargarh. He lived in a local orphanage and had been placed with the contractor to learn electrical wiring work. • The Dispute: According to reports, Waseem wanted to leave the job or go home, leading to a severe dispute. Relatives stated that the boy had previously faced violence and threats from the suspect. • The Chase: When Waseem tried to flee on foot, CCTV footage captured the horrific moment the contractor pursued him in a speeding car. The vehicle struck Waseem, slamming him into the gate/pillar of a house, where he died on impact. Legal Action & Remand • Arrests and Charges: Multan police registered a murder case under Section 302 of the Pakistan Penal Code. The main suspect, Tauqeer Nazir, was arrested at the scene, and his vehicle was seized. Police are also seeking a second suspect, Amjad Ali, who was reportedly in the car. • Court Appearance: On October 20, 2026, a Multan court granted the police a four-day physical remand of the primary suspect for further investigation. • Lawyer Outrage: During his production at the court, an enraged group of lawyers allegedly slapped and assaulted the suspect in protest of the brutal killing. Public & Official Reaction The tragedy has sparked immense public outrage on social media under hashtags like #JusticeForWaseemAbbas. Sarah Ahmad, the Chairperson of the Punjab Child Protection and Welfare Bureau (CPWB), strongly condemned the killing and demanded the harshest legal punishment, while also calling for a thorough probe into the orphanage’s placement protocols. Human rights groups have seized on the case to demand stricter enforcement and a complete ban on child labour exploitation in the country.#orphan #fyp #multan #justice
A 15-year-old orphan boy named Waseem Abbas was killed on October 19, 2026, in a private housing society (Royal Orchard/DHA area) in Multan, Pakistan. He was reportedly chased and intentionally run over with a car by his employer, a contractor identified as Tauqeer Nazir. The Incident • The Victim: Waseem Abbas was a 15-year-old orphan originally from Muzaffargarh. He lived in a local orphanage and had been placed with the contractor to learn electrical wiring work. • The Dispute: According to reports, Waseem wanted to leave the job or go home, leading to a severe dispute. Relatives stated that the boy had previously faced violence and threats from the suspect. • The Chase: When Waseem tried to flee on foot, CCTV footage captured the horrific moment the contractor pursued him in a speeding car. The vehicle struck Waseem, slamming him into the gate/pillar of a house, where he died on impact. Legal Action & Remand • Arrests and Charges: Multan police registered a murder case under Section 302 of the Pakistan Penal Code. The main suspect, Tauqeer Nazir, was arrested at the scene, and his vehicle was seized. Police are also seeking a second suspect, Amjad Ali, who was reportedly in the car. • Court Appearance: On October 20, 2026, a Multan court granted the police a four-day physical remand of the primary suspect for further investigation. • Lawyer Outrage: During his production at the court, an enraged group of lawyers allegedly slapped and assaulted the suspect in protest of the brutal killing. Public & Official Reaction The tragedy has sparked immense public outrage on social media under hashtags like #JusticeForWaseemAbbas. Sarah Ahmad, the Chairperson of the Punjab Child Protection and Welfare Bureau (CPWB), strongly condemned the killing and demanded the harshest legal punishment, while also calling for a thorough probe into the orphanage’s placement protocols. Human rights groups have seized on the case to demand stricter enforcement and a complete ban on child labour exploitation in the country.#orphan #fyp #multan #justice

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