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Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Drug peddler torture death Hyderabad
2. Woman killed drug dealers Hyderabad
A 50-year-old woman in Hyderabad, Miran Solangi, died after allegedly being tortured by drug peddlers in her neighborhood. She confronted Ghazala, a woman selling drugs, leading to the attack at her home in Bihan Mori. Despite being rushed to Bhitai Hospital, Miran passed away during treatment. Her family staged a protest sit-in, blocking the Hyderabad-Tando Mohammad Khan Road, accusing Ghazala and her family of drug peddling. The protesters criticized the police for failing to take action against the drug peddlers who allegedly continue their illegal activities even after being arrested. The incident was reported in The Express Tribune on May 27th, 2024.
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1. Drug peddler violence Hyderabad
2. Woman killed drug peddler Hyderabad
Hyderabad Woman Dies After Alleged Torture by Drug Peddlers
HYDERABAD:
In a tragic incident that has shocked the residents of Hyderabad, a 50-year-old woman named Miran Solangi passed away after allegedly being tortured by drug peddlers in her neighborhood.
Confrontation with Drug Peddler
Miran Solangi, a brave resident of Bihan Mori in Hyderabad, had reportedly confronted a woman named Ghazala for selling drugs in their locality, which led to a heated altercation between the two.
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Protest Sit-In
Following Miran Solangi’s untimely demise, her grief-stricken family members organized a protest sit-in with her body, blocking the busy Hyderabad-Tando Mohammad Khan Road as a sign of their outrage and demand for justice.
Attack and Tragic Outcome
The incident unfolded when Miran Solangi was attacked at her own home by unidentified assailants on Friday, allegedly in retaliation for her brave stance against drug peddling in the area. Her health deteriorated rapidly, leading to her being rushed to Bhitai Hospital in Latifabad, where she sadly breathed her last during treatment.
Allegations Against Drug Peddlers
The protesters, comprising men, women, and children, accused Ghazala and her family members of being involved in the illicit drug trade. They expressed frustration over the alleged inaction of the police despite repeated arrests of the accused, who they claimed resumed their criminal activities soon after being released by the authorities.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 27th, 2024.
