Overview
- Investigators detained the main accused, Imran, and his accomplice, Waqas Khan, in a Tipu Sultan raid after a victim identified them, following the formation of a special team under DIG Muqaddas Haider.
- Police say DNA from seven complaints filed between 2020 and 2025 matched the same individual across different districts, tying the cases together scientifically.
- Authorities allege more than 100 children were targeted, with identified victims primarily boys aged 12 to 13, and at least one case involved multiple perpetrators.
- Police report that Imran, a Manzoor Colony resident who ran a puncture repair stall, confessed to abusing dozens over six years and allegedly lured children by motorcycle to the Malir River area.
- The suspects are to be presented in court to seek remand as Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah orders daily progress updates and a search for additional victims.