
Constable Held Responsible for Australian Girl's Death in Pakistan
An inquiry into the killing of nine-year-old Australian national Hania Ahmed in Chakwal, Pakistan, has found a Crime Control Department constable guilty of indiscriminate firing.
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An inquiry into the killing of nine-year-old Australian national Hania Ahmed in Chakwal, Pakistan, has found a Crime Control Department constable guilty of indiscriminate firing.

The post-mortem report for nine-year-old Hania Ahmed, an Australian national killed in a shootout in Chakwal, Pakistan, confirmed she sustained multiple bullet wounds.

A new development in the killing of nine-year-old Hania Ahmed in Chakwal sees her father claiming that robbers did not fire, but rather a Crime Control Department (CCD) cop was responsible for the direct firing.
A nine-year-old Australian girl, Hania Ahmed, was tragically killed by gunfire from Punjab Police during a robbery attempt in Pakistan, after her family's attempt to flee was met with shots.

The Lahore High Court's Rawalpindi bench has disposed of a petition filed by the family of nine-year-old Hania Ahmed, who was killed in Chakwal, seeking to transfer her case from local police to the FIA.

Pakistani police mistakenly opened fire on an Australian family's car, killing a 10-year-old Australian girl after wrongly identifying them as thieves. An officer has been arrested in connection with the tragic incident.