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HYDERABAD:
The car of an official of theMirpurkhas Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) came under fire on Wednesday midnight. However, controller of examinations Abdul Aleem Khanzada’s driver was alone in the vehicle and survived the attack unscathed.
SSP Kamran Nawaz Panjuta told the local media that two bullets were fired at the vehicle on Pir Aftab Shah Jeelani Road. According to the SSP, two armed motorcyclists fired at the car and escaped. He said that the driver, who was sent alone in the car to buy tea from a hotel, could not identify the assailants as it was dark. Both the bullets hit the Suzuki Cultus car on the left side. One struck the front door just above the door handle and the second in almost the middle of the rear door.
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Khanzada said his driver informed him over the phone about the attack. "The shock left him speechless when we reached the spot after a few minutes of his call."
The attack bore hallmarks of targeted killing which until recently had traumatised Karachi, claim police. The incident's FIR has not been lodged so far as the police have failed to trace the assailants and Khanzada has not implicated anyone in the case.
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The car of an official of theMirpurkhas Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) came under fire on Wednesday midnight. However, controller of examinations Abdul Aleem Khanzada’s driver was alone in the vehicle and survived the attack unscathed.
SSP Kamran Nawaz Panjuta told the local media that two bullets were fired at the vehicle on Pir Aftab Shah Jeelani Road. According to the SSP, two armed motorcyclists fired at the car and escaped. He said that the driver, who was sent alone in the car to buy tea from a hotel, could not identify the assailants as it was dark. Both the bullets hit the Suzuki Cultus car on the left side. One struck the front door just above the door handle and the second in almost the middle of the rear door.
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Khanzada said his driver informed him over the phone about the attack. "The shock left him speechless when we reached the spot after a few minutes of his call."
The attack bore hallmarks of targeted killing which until recently had traumatised Karachi, claim police. The incident's FIR has not been lodged so far as the police have failed to trace the assailants and Khanzada has not implicated anyone in the case.
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