Ichhra Tuition Centre Girl Hanging Case Confirmed by Report

LAHORE – (Staff Reporter/Web Desk) – Ichhra tuition centre girl hanging case has taken a disturbing turn after a post-mortem report confirmed that the 10-year-old student died by hanging. The report was released on Friday, days after the child was found unconscious inside a washroom at a private tuition centre in Lahore’s Ichhra area.

Doctors said a clear ligature mark was visible on the girl’s neck. However, no signs of torture or physical assault were found on her body. Police have since handed over her remains to her grieving family.

According to investigators, the washroom door was not locked at the time she was discovered. This detail has raised fresh questions among officers looking into how the incident actually unfolded.

Evidence collected from the scene, including fingerprints, has been sent to a forensic lab for further testing. Police say the results will help them understand what truly happened inside that room.

In a major development, officers have taken the owner of the property into custody. Authorities say questioning is ongoing as part of a wider investigation into the case.

A murder case was formally registered after the girl was found lifeless inside the tuition centre’s bathroom. Her father, Muhammad Adnan, filed the complaint that led police to open the case.

The child, identified only as N, used to study at the centre for the past year and a half, along with two other children from the same family. Neighbours said she had gone there for her regular tuition class like any normal day.

Eyewitnesses said panic broke out once teachers and family members noticed she was missing. Locals rushed to break open the locked washroom door, only to find her unconscious. She was quickly taken to hospital on a motorbike, but doctors later declared her dead on arrival.

The Ichhra tuition centre girl hanging case has left the local community in shock, with many residents demanding swift justice. SP Model Town told media that police are treating the matter with full seriousness and that clarity will only come once the investigation and forensic findings are complete.

Speaking about the tragic morning, the girl’s father shared how he first learned about the incident. He said he received a call telling him his daughter had fainted at the centre. Local residents helped rush her to hospital, but it was already too late.

He also revealed that doctors asked whether there had been any marks on her neck before she left home. He firmly denied this, insisting she showed no such signs that morning.

Heartbroken, the father appealed directly to the Chief Minister for justice, questioning how anyone could hurt an innocent child. Police say no possibility is being ruled out at this stage, and every angle of the case is under close review.

This tragedy comes just weeks after 14 children lost their lives when the roof of another Lahore tuition centre collapsed, most of them under the age of nine. The back-to-back incidents have sparked growing concern over the safety standards at private tuition centres across the city.