RAWALPINDI – Unidentified gunmen shot dead a traffic warden at a checkpoint near Railway Carriage Factory days after two police officials were killed in Rawalpindi.
The deceased has been identified as Sub-Inspector Mohammad Naveed, who was targeted on Thursday night.
The 38-year-old traffic warden was shifted to District Headquarters Hospital where he succumbed to bullet wounds. An investigation into the matter has been launched.
He was deputed at a post set up to monitor the entry of traffic in the city.
On Sunday, Inspector Mian Imran Abbas Shaheed, SHO Police Station Race Course, was travelling in a car along with his family near Districts Courts Rawalpindi when two people on a motorcycle opened fire and one bullet hit him in the neck.
He was shifted to the Fauji Foundation Hospital where he embraced martyrdom.
A few hours later on the same day, a head constable, Mohammad Qasim, was killed and two other police officials were injured in G-13, Islamabad.
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