Oh No! Woman Commits Suicide After Poisoning Daughters

By Udemba Chikodili

A woman committed suicide after poisoning her two minor daughters in the limits of Jaranwala police station, Pakistan.

The police said that Reema Bibi, wife of Farhan Bashir and a resident of Mohallah Rasheed Park, consumed poisonous pills after serving it to her two minor daughters over a domestic dispute.

As a result, all the three died on the spot. The police shifted the bodies to the Tehsil Headquarters (THQ) Hospital Jaranwala for legal formalities and started investigation.

Meanwhile, Lyallpur Town police claimed to have arrested two bandits. Police official Amir Waheed said that CIA police on a tip-off, conducted raid at Thandi Khohi and arrested Raj Masih and his accomplice Mukhtar Masih. The police also confiscated two pistols and a number of rounds from their possession.

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