Sheikh Tahir Ahmad who served as S.H.O (Senior Head Officer) at Rabwah Police Station was fired upon from a car by unknown gunmen and killed while he was on Patrol.

Police has sealed off the surrounding areas and over 33 people have been arrested on suspicion of murder and have been moved to an unknown place.

Tahir was currently appointed at the Chiniot City Police Station.

Police in Rabwah is known to have links with land mafia and drug dealers. For decades the local Police Check Post on College Road has illegally occupied land owned by a local educational organization. Even requests to move the check post to an alternate location have landed on deaf ears.

Robbers murdered a 80-year-old woman and took away gold ornaments, cash and other valuables in three strike here the other day.

As per detail, the incident occurred in Mohallah Nasirabad of Rabwah where unidentified intruders killed a 80-year-old woman Amatul Majeed. She was alone in the house when the culprits stormed the house.

The culprits made off with gold ornaments and cash assumed to be hundreds of thousands of rupees.

In other incident, seven burglars entered the house of one Rashid Ahmad, situated in Mohalla Darul Aloom Rabwah in broad daylight. They took away gold ornaments, cash and other valuables.

It is with great regret and sadness that the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community hereby confirms that Dr Abdul Mannan Siddiqi the Regional President of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Mirpurkhas, Sindh, Pakistan was killed yesterday at around 2.30pm Pakistani time. Dr Siddiqi was both a most eminent member of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community and also a renowned physician. He spent his life serving mankind through the Fazl-e-Umar Hospital in Mirpurkhas, which he himself set up. He was a great servant of Pakistan and cared deeply for the society in which he lived. In this respect he regularly dispensed free treatment to all those who could not afford private treatment.

The deceased was killed whilst working at the Hospital. He had just completed a hospital round and was returning to his office when three assailants who had been hiding inside the hospital emerged and repeatedly shot at him. An Ahmadi security guard was also shot and remains in critical condition at a hospital in Karachi. The murder of Dr Siddiqi continues a long pattern of targeting Ahmadi doctors
in Pakistan. Since 1982, 15 Ahmadi doctors have been killed in the country by fanatical extremists who preach and practice hatred against the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community.

The Press Spokesperson of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Abid Khan said:

“The murder of Dr Abdul Mannan Siddiqi is a grave tragedy. He was a true servant of mankind and lived his life according to the Ahmadiyya motto, ‘Love for All, Hatred for None’. His death was simply due to his being a peace loving member of the Ahmadiyya Community.”

It is of note that news of the murder of Dr Siddiqi has been published in a number of national newspapers in Pakistan and has been condemned by pro-Human Rights organisations within the country. Dr Siddiqi was 48 years old and is survived by his wife, son and daughter. May God grant them strength and patience at this time.

ANOTHER AHMADI MURDERED IN PAKISTAN

It is with great regret and sadness that the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community hereby confirms earlier today Sate Muhammad Yusuf, the President of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Nawab Shah, Sindh was murdered whilst at work. He was shot three times, including a fatal shot to his heart.

This follows the murder of Dr Abdul Mannan Siddiqi yesterday.

More details will be sent when available.