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Awami Awaz journalist Ali Sher Rajpar killed in Sindh attack

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 5 May 2019

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Awami Awaz journalist Ali Sher Rajpar killed in Sindh attack
Ali Sher Rajpar, an Awami Awaz journalist, was murdered outside the Padidan Press Club in Sindh. This marks the second killing of a journalist in Pakistan within a week.

DADU - A second Pakistani journalist has been killed inside a week.

Dawn.com reported that Ali Sher Rajpar of Awami Awaz newspaper was murdered in an attack outside the Padidan Press Club (Sindh) on Saturday.

Rajpar was also an office-bearer of the press club.

Meanwhile, the paper later reported that police had arrested the suspected killer, identified as Habib Rajpar, a cousin of Ali Sher.

Police said the murder was the result of a family dispute.

On April 30, unidentified shooters murdered journalist Amanullah Gharro in Lunda Sharif, D.I.Khan (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa).

Photo courtesy: Dawn

KEY POINTS:

  • Ali Sher Rajpar was shot dead outside Padidan Press Club in Sindh.
  • He was a journalist for Awami Awaz newspaper.
  • The suspected killer, Habib Rajpar, was arrested by police.
  • Murder linked to a family dispute.
  • This incident follows the earlier murder of journalist Amanullah Gharro.

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