Police in Multan have expanded their investigation into the killing of a 15-year-old labourer, summoning the entire management of the orphanage where he lived to appear before the Regional Police Office along with relevant records.
The teenager, identified as Waseem Abbas, was reportedly killed after being run over by a vehicle following a minor dispute at a private housing society. A contractor is named as the accused in the case.
Orphanage Officials Questioned at RPO Office
According to police sources, orphanage officials are being questioned at the RPO office as investigators examine multiple aspects of the incident. The inquiry has been widened to include the role and responsibilities of the orphanage administration.
Reports suggest that Waseem Abbas had been living at the orphanage and that its management had allegedly sent him to work for the contractor now accused in the case.
Scope of the Investigation
Investigators are examining the circumstances surrounding the death, with particular attention to the alleged involvement of both the orphanage management and the contractor.
- Police have summoned the full orphanage management along with records.
- Questioning is underway at the Regional Police Office, Multan.
- The inquiry is assessing the orphanage administration’s role in sending the boy to work for the accused contractor.
- Officials say the questioning is part of efforts to establish the facts and determine responsibility.
The case has drawn attention to the circumstances under which the teenager came to be working for the contractor, as police continue to piece together the events that led to his death.
