Tik. Toker Mr Patlo arrested after deadly Sialkot wedding stampede

Toker is accused of threatening the family of deceased Rehan and pressuring them to reach a settlement in the case registered over the deadly incident. Police said the latest action followed a complaint lodged by Rehan's brother-in-law, who alleged that Mr Patlo had threatened the family with serious consequences and attempted to force them to withdraw or settle the case.

The complaint led to the registration of another case against the Tik. Toker and his brother. Police subsequently arrested the suspects and initiated further legal proceedings.

The DPO said the investigation would be conducted strictly on merit and assured that the allegations would be examined in accordance with the law.فراز گراؤنڈ سانحہ ڈسکہ: متاثرہ خاندان کو صلح کے لیے دھمکیاں دینے کے مقدمے میں مسٹر پتلو گرفتار۔ جاں بحق محمد ریحان کے بہنوئی کی درخواست پر تھانہ صدر ڈسکہ میں مقدمہ درج۔ #Sialkot.

Police https://t.co/N38EYv9hQO— Sialkot Police (@Dpo. Sialkot)November 9, 2026Mr Patlo was already facing a case registered following a stampede at his mehndi ceremony and prize-distribution event at Faraz Cricket Ground on Daska Road in Sialkot on October 30.

The tragedy occurred when a large crowd gathered outside the venue and rushed inside after the stadium gates were opened. The incident left two people dead and 18 others injured.

The deceased were identified as Muhammad Aqeel, 30, and Muhammad Rehan, who later succumbed to his injuries while receiving medical treatment., the event had been promoted on social media, with organisers announcing a lucky draw featuring a car and 50 motorcycles. Hundreds of people gathered at the venue, and the rush at the entrance triggered a stampede.

An investigation into the incident found alleged violations of the event's permission conditions and established safety procedures. Police registered a case against Mr Patlo, his brother, other organisers and dozens of unidentified security guards. Six suspects were initially arrested in connection with the stampede, while the Tik.

Toker was subsequently named as a principal accused in the case. Following the registration of the original case, Mr Patlo approached the Islamabad High Court (IHC), which granted him protective bail until November 10, allowing him time to approach the relevant court in Sialkot for legal relief.

However, police have now arrested him in connection with the separate case involving alleged threats and pressure on the victim's family., he will be produced before a local court in Daska on Tuesday, November 10. Police have maintained that the investigation into the fresh allegations will proceed on merit, while the legal proceedings relating to the deadly stampede remain separate.