City
Epaper

Local journalist shot dead by unidentified men in Pak's Sindh province

By ANI | Updated: January 31, 2022 01:15 IST

Local journalist, Murtaza Shar, was gunned down on Sunday in the Sanghar district of Sindh province, local media reported.

Open in App

Local journalist, Murtaza Shar, was gunned down on Sunday in the Sanghar district of Sindh province, local media reported.

According to police, the unknown assailants, who were on a motorcycle, opened fire on local journalist, Murtaza Shar, in the Jhol area of Sanghar district, ARY News reported.

He suffered injuries and was taken to a nearby hospital, where he died during treatment. The attackers fled the scene.

Police have termed the killing of a journalist as a result of an old enmity and have arrested prime suspect Ali Nawaz Shar. The police also recovered a weapon from his possession, ARY News reported.

A further investigation into the incident is underway, said the police.

Meanwhile, last week, local journalist, Hasnain Shah was shot dead outside Lahore Press Club (LPC) inciting condemnation from media persons across the spectrum.

Hasnain was a crime reporter on a private TV channel and also a member of the LPC.

( With inputs from ANI )

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: Lahore Press ClubMurtaza sharAli nawaz shar
Open in App

Related Stories

InternationalMinorities facing persecution, repression in Pakistan

InternationalPak Minister accuses Imran Khan of curtailing press freedom by 'torturing' journalists

InternationalFour people killed in gun attack in Pakistan's Balochistan

InternationalLocal journalist shot dead outside Lahore Press Club by unidentified men

PoliticsPak mullahs hail Taliban victory in Afghanistan

International Realted Stories

InternationalHindu body in Canada flags Khalistani threats, cites misusing Nagar Kirtan

InternationalResearchers from United Arab Emirates University develop technology for non-surgical blood flow monitoring

InternationalRajnath Singh holds bilateral talks with Japanese counterpart Gen Nakatani, thanks him for efforts to deepen defence cooperation

InternationalChinese Communist Party subsidises Taiwanese temple pilgrimages to China in 'United Front' Drive

InternationalGen Nakatani expresses condolences on Pahalgam attack during India-Japan Defence Ministerial Meeting