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Journalist Ahmed Noorani's family comes under attack

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 25 November 2021 |  JP Staff Report

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Journalist Ahmed Noorani's family comes under attack
Ambreen Fatima, spouse of journalist Ahmad Noorani, faced an attack while in her car in Lahore. The incident involved unidentified men breaking her car's windscreen.

LAHORE—Unidentified assailants attacked female journalist Ambreen Fatima, the spouse of investigative reporter Ahmad Noorani in the Ghaziabad area.

"Journalist Ahmad Noorani's wife Ambreen Fatima's car was attacked by two unidentified men and her car's windscreen was broken. This comes days after Noorani's report on Saqib Nisar. Noorani has previously been a victim of assault," Hamza Azhar Salam, founding editor of The Pakistan Daily, tweeted.

Fatima and her children were in her car when some unknown persons struck the vehicle with an iron rod and shattered the car's screen. Reportedly, they also threatened her with dire consequences.

Ghaziabad police station registered a case of the incident. According to the FIR, the complainant mentioned that she was associated with the journalistic community and worked for Nawa-i-Waqt.

Key Points

  • Ambreen Fatima attacked in Ghaziabad area, Lahore
  • Her car's windscreen was shattered by unidentified men
  • Attack follows Ahmad Noorani's report on Saqib Nisar
  • Fatima and her children were present during the attack
  • Police registered a case following the incident

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