Four killed, including two women in firing over land dispute in K-P's Baka Khel
“Four people, including two women, were killed and two others injured when two rival groups exchanged fire over a land dispute in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa's (K-P) Baka Khel on Wednesday., the incident took p…”
Police said three people from one side — two women identified as Ms A and Ms M, and a man identified as Muhammad Azim — were killed in the firing. A man identified as Nafid was also killed from the other side, while Awal Khan and Majidullah sustained injuries.
The injured were shifted to a hospital for medical treatment. Upon receiving information about the incident, Sub-Division Wazir Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Hafeez ur Rehman reached the scene along with a police contingent and assessed the situation.
Police said separate cases were registered against the two parties on the complaints of both sides. Read:Four killed after firing over land dispute in K-P's Domel. The police cordoned off the area and began collecting evidence, while further investigation was under way to determine the exact circumstances of the incident and identify those involved in the firing.
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The bodies of the deceased and the injured were shifted to hospital, while legal proceedings were initiated. Police officials said those found responsible would be dealt with of the investigation. In a similar incident in June, four peoplewere killedin a firing incident in the Odeen Kalla area of Domel after a land dispute turned violent.
The deceased were identified as Umar Nawaz, his sons Mutiullah and Farmanullah, and their close relative Muhammad Aamir. 1122, the victims sustained critical injuries and were taken to RHC Domel, where doctors confirmed their deaths.
The FIR stated that the complainant, the deceased, and the alleged suspects were close relatives, including brothers and nephews.
Written by Saba Qamar
Aman-e-Pakistan Senior Journalist & Bureau Reporter
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