9-year-old Australian girl Haniya Ahmed died in police firing in Pakistan. Hania had come to visit Pakistan with her family. According to local media reports, this family from Kewdale area of Perth city of Australia had come to meet their relatives in Chakwal city of Punjab. On Wednesday night, he was traveling in a rented car when some miscreants robbed him. It has been told that two robbers riding a motorcycle were running away after the incident. Meanwhile, a policeman’s eyes fell on him. The robbers fled from the spot and the family’s rented car also moved ahead. According to police officials, the police mistook the family’s car for the robbers’ car and fired indiscriminately at it. A 9-year-old girl died after being hit by bullets, while her father and elder brother were seriously injured. The child’s mother is safe. Police said – Robbers fired first, father denied. According to Punjab Police, suspected robbers fired at a police officer, after which an encounter started between the two sides. However, Hania’s father claimed in an interview that it was the police who opened fire first. While giving a statement on this incident, Prime Minister Albanese said that this entire matter should be investigated. The investigation should be completely transparent, so that first the family and then other people can know the truth. Australia’s Foreign Ministry confirmed the incident and said that it is providing all possible consular assistance to the family of the deceased girl and the injured Australian citizens. The ministry also expressed deep condolences to the family. According to the report, the family had recently reached Pakistan after completing the religious pilgrimage (Hajj/Umrah) to Mecca. Punjab Police suspends officer The police have arrested the officer who opened fire and have registered a case of murder against him. A Joint Investigation Team has also been formed to investigate the incident. Police say two suspects involved in the robbery were later killed in a separate encounter. After this incident, there is anger among the people in both Pakistan and Australia. The family lived in Australia. Senior Pakistani police officials have described it as a tragic incident caused by mistaken identity and said that justice will be provided to the family through a fair and transparent investigation. This case has also raised questions on the functioning of the police in Pakistan. Especially the discussion has intensified on the use of force during action against criminals and the methods of fixing accountability in case of death of civilians. Human rights organizations have long raised concerns about police firings, custodial abuses and alleged fake encounters. At the same time, officials also believe that there is a need for reforms in police training and increasing public confidence. Australia’s Foreign Ministry has said that it is providing all possible help to the victim’s family. The ministry said it is providing consular assistance to the family of the deceased Australian girl and two Australian citizens injured in the incident.
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