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RAWALPINDI: Martyred SHO of Racecourse police inspector Mian Imran was laid to rest on Monday.
Besides Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed, Pakistan Sweet Home Patron-in-Chief of Zumarad Khan, senior police officers and a large number of people attended his funeral prayers held at the Police Lines Headquarters.
On the other hand, the police have registered an FIR under section 7of Anti-Terrorism Act 1997 on the complaint of Cantt SHO sub-inspector Aizaz Azeem.
He said in the FIR that inspector Mian Imran was on his way home from Saddar after having a high-tea at a restaurant with his family.
His subordinates SI Mohsin Hayat and ASI Zeeshan Sarwar followed his car in a private vehicle.
RAWALPINDI: Racecourse Station House Officer (SHO) Inspector Mian Imran was martyred in a targeted attack by unidentified motorcyclists on Sunday afternoon.
His father Mian Mohammad Abbas also embraced martyrdom in an encounter with a gang of robbers in July 1990 when he was associated with the police as a sub-inspector (SI) and posted to the RA Bazaar police station.
On Sunday, unidentified motorcycle riders opened fire on the SHO on the main road opposite to the gymkhana. The official residence of the city police officer (CPO) is located across the road where police guards are always deployed.
The SHO along with his wife and two children was going to his residence in the Police Lines Headquarters in his car with tinted window glasses.
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