Four police personnel killed, more than 20 injured in Rawalakot firing, Say AJK Police

Date:

Rawalakot, Pakistan – Web Desk: Four law enforcement personnel were killed and more than 20 police and security officials were injured after armed attackers opened fire in Rawalakot, authorities in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) said.

According to a spokesperson for the Inspector General of Police in AJK, the shooting targeted security personnel during an operation in the area. Officials said the attack resulted in the deaths of four personnel, while more than 20 others sustained injuries.

The Inspector General of Police strongly condemned the incident, stating that the attackers appeared to have carried out the assault in a planned and coordinated manner.

The development comes days after the Azad Kashmir government declared the Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee a banned organization. Authorities had previously announced security measures ahead of a strike call scheduled for June 9.

An investigation into the attack is underway, while security has been tightened across the region following the deadly incident.

admin
adminhttps://dailyeveningnews.pk
Daily Evening News is a trusted digital news platform delivering breaking news, latest updates, and in-depth coverage from Pakistan and around the world. We are committed to accurate, timely, and unbiased journalism, keeping our readers informed about politics, business, sports, technology, entertainment, and current affairs

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Share post:

Subscribe

spot_imgspot_img

Popular

More like this
Related

President Zardari Orders Intensified Monsoon Preparedness Nationwide

Islamabad, Pakistan - Web Desk: President Asif Ali Zardari...

Thousands Evacuated as Wildfires Rage Uncontrolled Across Europe

Paris, France - Web Desk: Wildfires are spreading rapidly...

Six Killed, Including Children, in Drone Attack on Sudan Market

Khartoum, Sudan - Web Desk: A drone attack on...

PM Shehbaz Condemns Houthi Tanker Attacks in Call with Saudi Crown Prince

Islamabad, Pakistan - Web Desk: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif...