JIT formed after cold-blooded murder of Sanghar woman

Sanghar woman murder, JIT, Dhiya Bheel murder

KARACHI: A joint investigation team (JIT) has been formed to probe into the cold-blooded murder of a woman in Sindh’s Sanghar district, ARY News reported on Thursday.

The terrorising murder of a 45-year-old woman namely Dhiya Bheel was reported in Sinjhoro town of Sindh’s Sanghar district yesterday. According to the reports, the woman had gone missing after going to cut grass for the animals.

The slain woman’s brother said in a statement that the accused men had brutally tortured Dhiya Bheel and later separated the head from torso. In the terrifying incident, the culprits chopped off body parts and left the naked body on the scene.

Senior Superintendent Police (SSP) Sanghar expressed suspicions that the murder was committed by a group of men and they seemingly returned to the same village. An elder of the family said that they have no enmity with anyone nor have any domestic disputes.

Sinjhoro police registered a case against unidentified men. A three-member JIT has been formed under the supervision of the deputy superintendent of police (DSP).

Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah and Sindh Minister for Minorities Affairs Giyanchand Essrani took notice of the murder.

Following the directives of the PPP chairman, Senator Krishna Kumari met the slain woman’s family and assured the family of maximum support by the higher authorities.



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