Punjab

One dead, nine injured in shooting near Punjab House

The firing incident was the result of a clash between two groups in Rawalpindi.

Express October 30, 2010

RAWALPINDI: One minor was killed and nine people injured after a shooting incident near the Punjab House in Rawalpindi on Saturday.

The incident took place after a clash between two groups who opened fire on each other in the area, despite there being a police station and several other military installations located near the crime scene.

The suspects were able to flee the scene due to the lack of check posts at the exit points of the area. The police, having arrived at the crime scene late, have been put on high alert.

Rescue units shifted the injured to the hospital.

COMMENTS (1)

amjad | 13 years ago | Reply Sir, this report is totaly different from reality. actualy one group people firing both side his own child kill onforunaitily he shoot her own man to build a strong case but that time a child come between fire and he shot but he blaime the other people. other group not shoot any one actualy first one group smash him and shoot him. please you ask the other group those injured and very critical condition.and ask the neighbour who see all this.please open the truth and give him justice. Thanks

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