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Man allegedly tortured to death for stopping “Arab tourists” from hunting Houbara bustard

Men allegedly tortured to death for stopping “Arab tourists” from hunting Houbara bustard in Karachi’s Memon Goth area.

As being reported,  MPA and his men allegedly tortured to death a man in Mamon Goth who forbade some foreigners from hunting houbara bustards and made a video of their illegal hunting.

The video was later uploaded on social media that is alleged to have angered the foreign hunters and their influential local hosts.

Reportedly, Nazim, 30, happened to come across some foreigners who were hunting houbara bustard. He told them that it was illegal to hunt this bird down. But they continued with their hunting game. Nazim made a recording of it and later uploaded it on social media.

Later Nazim was abducted and his tortured body was found in a farmhouse of MPA Jam Awais Gohram Jhokio in Murad Goth, Malir. The body of the deceased was covered in bruises and abrasions.

The video of the argument before the murder has gone viral on social media while following the news #JusticeForNazimJokhio is trending on Twitter. 

In the video man can be seen showing a Dubai number plate Safari Patrol parked in the middle of an unpaved road, blocking the route.

As the victim confronts people present in the car and asks reason to block the road, a passenger sitting next to the driving seat steps out of the car and snatches his phone.

 

According to the police, the two men have been arrested.

FIR has been filed against PPP MPA Jam Awais Jokhio for torturing to death Nazim Jokhio, father of four, for trying to prevent Arab hunters from illegal hunting

A case has been registered under section 302, 34 of the Pakistan Penal Code on the complaint of the victim’s brother Afzal Ahmed Jokhio.

 

The family and neighbors staged the protest outside Memon Goth police station and demanded an arrest of the foreign nationals blocking the national highway.

Saman Siddiqui

I am a freelance journalist, holding a Master’s Degree in Mass Communication and an MS in Peace and Conflict Studies, associated with the electronic media industry since 2006 in various capacities. Here at OyeYeah, I cover a range of genres, from journalism to fiction to fashion, including reviews, and fact findings. 

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