Hania Ahmed

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 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.

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.

Pakistani police mistakenly shot an Australian family, killing nine-year-old Hania Ahmed. The incident caused public outrage and is under scrutiny.

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.

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.