A nine-year-old Australian girl, Hania Ahmed, was killed by police in Pakistan's Punjab province when officers from a new crime control unit opened fire with machine guns during a robbery. Her father, Adeel Ahmed, is demanding justice and for the controversial police wing to be reformed.
An Australian girl, Hania Ahmed, was fatally shot by Pakistani police in Chakwal after they mistook her family's car for that of armed robbers. Her father and brother were also injured in the incident, which occurred as the family tried to escape a robbery attempt.
A 10-year-old girl, Hania, was killed and her father and brother injured when a Punjab police officer mistakenly shot at them, believing they were fleeing suspects. The officer has been arrested and remanded in custody.
A young Australian girl, Hania Ahmed, was mistakenly shot dead by a Pakistani police officer during a robbery incident in Punjab province. The officer discharged his weapon after suspects fired at him, leading to the tragic death of the girl and injuries to her father and brother. The robbers were later killed in a separate encounter.
A Pakistani police officer has been arrested after mistakenly shooting dead Hania Ahmed, a young Australian girl on holiday with her family in Punjab province. The incident occurred during a robbery where the girl's family was taken hostage. The officer fired his weapon, believing the suspects were fleeing in the victims' car, tragically hitting Hania and injuring her father and brother. The robbers were later killed in a separate police encounter.
The Lahore High Court upheld the death sentences for two men convicted of raping a French woman on the Lahore-Sialkot Motorway in 2020. The court rejected their appeals, confirming the trial court's verdict which also included life imprisonment and additional jail terms.
Punjab Police registered two non-bailable FIRs against BJP Rajya Sabha MP Sandeep Pathak days after he switched from AAP to BJP. Pathak stated he has not received any information about the FIRs and is waiting for a copy to respond. BJP and Shiromani Akali Dal leaders accused the AAP government of political vendetta and misusing police machinery. Security was tightened outside Pathak's Delhi residence as a precautionary measure.
Punjab police have filed two FIRs against Rajya Sabha MP Sandeep Pathak, a former AAP strategist who defected to BJP last week along with six others. Sources confirm non-bailable charges have been registered. Pathak was seen leaving his Delhi residence before police arrived. BJP and SAD allege political vendetta, claiming the timing aims to prevent further defections and divert attention from CM Bhagwant Mann.
Punjab Police have registered two FIRs under non-bailable sections against Rajya Sabha MP Sandeep Pathak in separate districts, days after he switched from the Aam Aadmi Party to the BJP as part of a group of MPs merging with the ruling camp in the Upper House. The BJP and Shiromani Akali Dal have alleged political vendetta, with BJP leaders accusing the AAP government of misusing police to target opponents.
Punjab Police have registered two FIRs under non-bailable sections against Rajya Sabha MP Sandeep Pathak in separate districts, days after he switched from the Aam Aadmi Party to the BJP as part of a group of MPs merging with the ruling camp in the Upper House. The BJP and Shiromani Akali Dal have alleged political vendetta, with BJP working president Ashwani Sharma accusing the AAP government of misusing police to target opponents.
Punjab Police has registered two non-bailable FIRs against Rajya Sabha MP Sandeep Pathak, who recently defected from Aam Aadmi Party to BJP. Pathak was among seven AAP Rajya Sabha MPs who resigned on April 24, alleging the party had strayed from its principles. Their merger with BJP reduced AAP's strength in the Upper House from 10 to 3 MPs. Six of the seven MPs were from Punjab.
The Punjab Police has withdrawn the security detail of Rajya Sabha MP Harbhajan Singh following his recent defection from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) to the BJP. Central Reserve Police Force personnel have since been stationed at his residence.
