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Police sub-inspector Haider Shah martyred in Islamabad

Police sub-inspector Haider Shah martyred in Islamabad

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ISLAMABAD: Police sub-inspector Haider Ali Shah was martyred in the firing incident within the limits of Shehzad Town Police Station, Islamabad.

Spokesperson Islamabad Police said that the attackers, traveling in a vehicle, suddenly opened indiscriminate gunfire on Haider Ali Shah, leaving him critically injured.

He informed that Haider Ali Shah had reached near his residence on Jhangi Syedan Karpa Road when the assailants, who had been following him in another vehicle, opened fire.

Police spokesperson said Haider Ali succumbed to his injuries despite immediate medical assistance from rescue agencies.

“His body has been shifted to the Polyclinic Hospital for further procedures,” he added.

Haider Ali Shah was posted at the Industrial Area Police Station at the time of his martyrdom. After the shooting, the assailants successfully escaped.

Senior police officials arrived on-site with a heavy contingent to assess the situation thoroughly, collected evidence, and began a search of the area, setting up checkpoints to trace the attackers.

The police will investigate all aspects of the case.

Inspector General (IG) Police, Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi, has directed the utilization of all available resources to apprehend the perpetrators.

Special teams have been formed to expedite the investigation, with strict orders to bring those responsible to justice swiftly.

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has honoured the sacrifice of Sub-Inspector Haider Ali Shah, who was tragically martyred in the line of duty during an encounter with criminal elements in the Krappa Police Station area.

In a solemn message, Minister Naqvi expressed his heartfelt condolences and sympathy to the family of the fallen officer, mourning the loss alongside them.

Minister Naqvi conveyed his grief and sorrow to the bereaved family, underscoring the nation’s shared pain.

He has also requested a full report on the tragic incident to understand the circumstances surrounding the attack.

In response to the shooting, the Interior Minister has issued firm orders for the swift apprehension of the suspects involved.

“Bring the suspects to justice immediately,” Naqvi asserted, emphasizing the need for a timely response.

The Interior Minister assured the family of Sub-Inspector Haider Ali Shah of the government’s support.

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“We stand with the family of the martyred Sub-Inspector Haider Ali Shah,” he stated, pledging to provide all necessary assistance to honour the officer’s sacrifice. “It is our duty to support the family of the martyr, and we will fulfill it responsibly,” Naqvi affirmed.

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