Rawalpindi horror: Two youths killed over Rs1,300 dispute
Key takeaways
- The victims were later identified as 25-year-old Siraaj and another young man named Zain.
- Police sources stated that Zain, who had no direct personal dispute with the attackers, was targeted due to a conflict involving Siraaj.
- The brutal nature of the killing has left residents of Rawalpindi deeply disturbed, with calls for swift justice growing louder across the city.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize RAWALPINDI: A horrifying incident in Rawalpindi has emerged after two young men were killed over a petty financial dispute involving just Rs1,300, triggering shock and outrage in the area, ARY News reported.
According reports, the incident took place within the jurisdiction of Rawalpindi’s Dhamial police station in the Pir Mehr Ali Shah Town area, where unidentified armed suspects abducted and brutally killed two youths following an argument linked to a minor monetary issue.
The victims were later identified as 25-year-old Siraaj and another young man named Zain. Their bodies were shifted to a local hospital in Rawalpindi for legal formalities after being recovered from the scene.