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Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal wounded after being shot during election rally in Narowal

Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal wounded after being shot during election rally in Narowal

Interior Minister of Pakistan wounded after being shot

Pakistan interior minister was shot during rally in rally on Sunday. He was shot by an unknown attacker in Narowal While he was in election rally today. But now Ahsan Iqbal is out of danger. He was taken to a nearby hospital immediately but now he is out of danger.



A police officer said: The arrested offender is caught by police and he was 22 years old. Tallal chaudhary said in an exclusive interview: Now Ahsan Iqbal is now under custody of police and he is shifted to Lahore fro Narowal after some emergency treatment.


Every politician in Pakistan is now doing condemn on attack. This is not fair to shoot someone on behalf of personal issues.



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  1. UnknownMay 6, 2018 at 11:01 AM

    OMG... What's happening in Pakistan now a days :( this is so bad..... i condemn on the attack

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