Chakwal

Sindh police in Karachi are increasingly adopting Punjab's Crime Control Department (CCD) style of 'encounters' to combat crime, citing frustration with the legal system and a desire to prevent Punjab-based criminals from fleeing to Sindh. Officials claim this approach targets habitual offenders and Punjab fugitives who commit crimes in Karachi, though it carries risks of collateral damage.

Nine-year-old Hania Ahmed, an Australian citizen, was killed during a robbery in Chakwal when a Crime Control Department (CCD) officer allegedly fired directly at her. Her father, Adeel Ahmed, claims police fabricated the FIR by blaming robbers for the shooting and forced him to sign a blank paper while injured.

The Punjab urial population in the Salt Range is rebounding, with herds growing from 3,700 in 2018 to 6,891 in 2023 due to conservation efforts by the Punjab Wildlife and Parks Department. Despite remaining vulnerable on the IUCN Red List, improved habitat safety and protection measures have led to increased sightings of the species in Jhelum and Chakwal districts.

The Lahore High Court dismissed a petition by the family of nine-year-old Hania Ahmed, killed in a Chakwal shootout, seeking transfer of the case to FIA. The court directed authorities to ensure a fair and transparent investigation by the provincial police, which had admitted the incident involved criminal negligence due to an official's lack of training.

Punjab police and the Crime Control Department (CCD) admitted a 'mistake' in the shooting of a nine-year-old girl, Hania, and her family in Chakwal, attributing it to 'criminal negligence' and lack of training. Officials pledged a transparent investigation, legal action against those responsible, and improved training to prevent future incidents.

A nine-year-old Australian girl, Hania Ahmed, was killed in a Chakwal CCD shooting after her family's vehicle was mistaken for robbers. The autopsy confirmed 11 gunshot wounds, with bullets fired from AK-47 rifles. Her father alleged CCD officers opened fire without justification, sparking international outrage.

A Pakistani police officer was arrested after mistakenly shooting dead Australian-born Hania Ahmed, who was on holiday with her family in Chakwal, Punjab province. The family was a victim of a robbery while in their rental car.

A nine-year-old Australian girl was killed and her father and brother injured in a Chakwal police shootout, which the Crime Control Department (CCD) acknowledged as a deviation from standard operating procedures. The incident, involving an Australian family mistaken for robbers, has drawn international media attention and is under investigation.

Two robbers were killed in an encounter with the Crime Control Department (CCD) in Chakwal after a series of robberies and a fatal shoot-out. An official from the CCD was arrested for the murder of a 9-year-old girl and injuries to her family members during a mistaken identity incident. The robbers, identified as Mohammad Abbas and Mohammad Feyaz, used disguises to target victims and had prior criminal records.

A nine-year-old Australian girl was killed and two family members injured when police reportedly shot at their car in Chakwal, Punjab province, Pakistan. The incident occurred during a robbery while the family was visiting relatives.