Court Sentences Accused Aurangzeb to Life Imprisonment and Fine

Faisalabad 1 Oct (DIGITAL ITLA) Additional Sessions Judge Kamalia, Kamran Ahmed Rehan, announced the verdict in the State versus Aurangzeb case, sentencing the accused, Aurangzeb, to life imprisonment along with a fine of Rs 200,000 under Section 375-A. Additionally, the court handed down 3 years of rigorous imprisonment and a fine of Rs 40,000 under Section 392 of the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC). According to the court order, both sentences will run concurrently.

The case dates back to an incident in Fatima Town within the jurisdiction of the City Kamalia Police Station, where the accused broke into a house, held the family hostage, and committed sexual assault during a robbery.

According to police records, Inspector Nasir Azeem was serving as the SHO of City Kamalia Police Station at the time and carried out comprehensive investigative and enforcement operations to apprehend the culprits and bring them to justice. Following the court's sentencing, local citizens and community circles lauded the effective police investigation and legal follow-up.