Dr. Sidra Khan

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.

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.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called for a transparent inquiry into the shooting of Hania Ahmad, a 9-year-old Australian national killed by Punjab Crime Control Department (CCD) personnel in Pakistan. The CCD mistook the family's vehicle for that of robbers, resulting in Hania's death and injuries to her father and brother. An official from the CCD has been arrested for murder and injury.

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.