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Pakistani TV Anchor Dies Under Suspicious Circumstances After Being Shot

A case has emerged in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, involving the death of Rabia Ahsan, an anchor for a private TV channel, under suspicious circumstances. On Sunday, she sustained a critical gunshot wound at her home. The bullet struck her below the neck, resulting in her death. The police have taken her husband into custody in connection with the incident.

According to preliminary information, Rabia’s husband claimed to the police that the gun went off accidentally. However, following a complaint filed by Rabia’s brother, the police treating the matter with seriousness took the husband into custody. The police have also recovered the firearm suspected to have been used in the incident.

According to Rawalpindi City Police Officer Hassan Sukhera, Rabia’s two daughters were sitting in the home’s lawn with their maternal grandmother when the shot was fired. The police have also questioned a domestic employee who worked at the house. A murder case has been registered at the Saddar Beruni police station in connection with this incident. A team from the Punjab Forensic Science Agency is examining the premises and collecting evidence. The body of the deceased has been sent to the hospital for a post-mortem examination. Police officials state that all aspects of the case are being investigated.

41-year-old Rabia resided in the Gulshanabad area and worked as an anchor for a private TV channel. Previously, she had also co-hosted current affairs programs alongside senior journalists Aamir Mateen and Rauf Klasra.

Aseefa Bhutto Zardari, wife of the President of Pakistan, has expressed her grief over Rabia’s death. Condemning the incident, she called for an impartial and transparent investigation. She emphasized that the truth behind the matter must be brought to light, and that action should be taken against anyone found guilty.

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