Targeted: Drug inspector comes under fire
Two masked motorcyclists opened fire on his car before fleeing the scene
The drug inspector, identified as Malik Arshad, lodged a complaint with the Taxila-Wah Cantt police that he had been receiving threats after he launched crackdown on quacks, unlicenced medical stores and fake chemists. According to Arshad, a resident of Islamabad, two masked motorcyclists opened fire on his car before fleeing the scene.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 25th, 2015.
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