Cop shot dead in DI Khan
By Our Correspondent
May 19, 2021
DERA ISMAIL KHAN: A police constable was shot dead at Dr Fazlur Rahman Street in Commissionery Bazaar in the limits of City Police Station, police said on Tuesday.
They said that a cop identified as Fahim Shakir Gandapur was on his way home when accused Khurshid allegedly opened fire on him at Dr Fazlur Rahman Street in Commissionery Bazaar.
As a result, he sustained multiple bullet injuries and later died on the way to hospital.
The motive behind the incident could not be ascertained.
The police have registered a case on the report of Muhammad Salim Gandapur, father of the slain cop, against the accused.
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