Rawalakot session Judge killed in Rawalpindi

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Rawalakot: (Azadi Times) Sardar Amjad Ishaq, an Azad Jammu, and Kashmir (AJK) session judge, was shot and killed in Rawalpindi on Tuesday after he resisted a house robbery.

Police claim that two robbers forced entry into the AJK judge’s home within the boundaries of Rawat police station and held the residents hostage at gunpoint.

The deceased belonged to Horna Meera Kotera and lived in Rawalpindi. Those days, due to illness, he was living in his house in Bahria Town, a housing society in Rawalpindi.

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After the funeral prayers of the deceased were performed in Rawalpindi. It will be performed on Tuesday in his native village Rawalakot Horna Meera (Cottage).

Noreen Haider
Noreen Haider
Noreen Haider, a senior producer at Azadi Times hailing from Rawalakot, Azad Kashmir (Pakistan-administered Kashmir) provides the latest updates on Rawalakot, Hajira, Thorar, and the Poonch division.

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