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  • ISLAMABAD:  Islamabad Police have arrested a man accused of physically assaulting his elderly father in the Sangjani area of the federal capital after a video statement by the victim, identified as Amjad, circulated widely on social media and drew public attention.
  • The victim reportedly suffered physical injuries during the incident and subsequently appealed to senior police officials and relevant authorities for justice.
  • The case has renewed public debate over the safety and dignity of senior citizens, with calls for effective legal action against those found responsible for violence against elderly parents.

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ISLAMABAD:  Islamabad Police have arrested a man accused of physically assaulting his elderly father in the Sangjani area of the federal capital after a video statement by the victim, identified as Amjad, circulated widely on social media and drew public attention.

The incident has sparked concern among citizens and human rights advocates, who have called for legal action against the suspect and adequate protection for the elderly victim.

According to initial reports, the alleged assault took place within the jurisdiction of Sangjani Police Station following a domestic dispute. The victim reportedly suffered physical injuries during the incident and subsequently appealed to senior police officials and relevant authorities for justice.

In the video circulating on social media, Amjad can be seen displaying signs of injury while describing the alleged violence. He appealed to the Inspector General of Islamabad Police and other senior officials to intervene and ensure that the matter was investigated fairly.

Originally published by Minute mirror on Oct 15, 2026 Read the full article at minutemirror.com.pk
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