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Lahor'da Polise Hedefli Saldırıda Üç Şehit, İki Yaralı

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Lahor'un Badami Bagh bölgesi ve Multan Yolu üzerindeki Yateem Khana Chowk'ta Perşembe gecesi silahlı kişilerce düzenlenen hedefli saldırılarda üç polis öldürüldü, iki polis yaralandı. Olayların ardından bölgeye ağır polis takviyesi sevk edildi; üst düzey polis yetkilileri olay yerlerine giderek tüm gücü alarma geçirdi. Ölenler arasında Sub-Inspector Adeel Ashiq ve polis memuru Asad'ın bulunduğu açıklandı. Pencap eyaletinde güvenlik güçlerine yönelik hedefli saldırılar, polis teşkilatı üzerindeki baskıyı artırıyor. Saldırıların planlı ve eşgüdümlü görünümü, emniyet birimlerinin kent genelinde teyakkuz düzeyini yükseltmesine neden oldu. Yetkililer olayla ilgili soruşturma başlatırken, saldırganların kimliği ve motivasyonuna ilişkin resmi bir açıklama yapılmadı. Bu tür saldırılar, Pakistan'ın Pencap eyaletinde kolluk kuvvetlerinin karşı karşıya olduğu güvenlik risklerini ve kentsel alanlardaki hedefli şiddet olaylarının sürekliliğini gösteriyor. Eldeki veriler, saldırıların arkasındaki örgüt veya nedene ilişkin net bir bağlantı kurmaya yetmiyor. Polis, bölgede geniş çaplı arama ve kontrol faaliyetlerini sürdürüyor.

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Started 14 Aug, 03:34 3 events Updated 14 Aug
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  1. Security14 Aug, 03:34

    Three policemen martyred, two injured in targeted attacks in Punjab

    Pakistan

    LAHORE: In what appeared to be targeted attacks, some armed men allegedly shot dead two policemen in Badami Bagh area and one at Yateem Khana Chowk, Multan Road, besides injuring three on Thursday night. The officials martyred were identified as Sub-Inspector Adeel Ashiq and constable Asad. Heavy police contingents reached the sites along with senior police officers who put the entire force on high alert and ordered massive search operations to round up the attackers. According to initial police inquiries, the first armed attack was carried out by a hardened and desperate criminal, Rehan Butt, and his accomplices in the Badami Bagh area. The armed men opened fire on two policemen and fled the scene, leaving them critically injured. A passerby also injured; police suspect banned outfits’ connection in attacks A police official said apparently the incident seems to be an act of Rehan Butt in revenge for his brother, Faizan Butt, who was allegedly killed in an encounter with the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) a few years back. He said the SI Adeel was part of the CTD team which killed Faizan in the encounter. Faizan was reportedly working for the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and he was involved in the killing of some police officials, the police official said. He said Adeel and Asad suffered critical injuries which later proved to be fatal. He said Adeel had brought the matter to the notice of the police high-ups in 2024 that he was receiving life threats from Rehan Butt. Following his complaint, an FIR was lodged against Rehan in November 2024 with Shafiqabad police. According to the FIR, Adeel had alleged that he had received a WhatsApp call from Rehan who hurled life threats on him. He stated that Rehan alleged that he (Adeel) was part of the CTD team which killed his brother Faizan in an encounter and threatened him that he (Adeel) would also meet the same fate. TLP: An hour later, some armed men allegedly targeted policemen deployed at the headquarters of a banned outfit (Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan) on Multan Road and opened indiscriminate firing. Resultantly, as per the reports, three constables, including Haris, and a passerby sustained injuries while the attackers managed to escape. Haris later succumbed to his injuries. The police command suspected that the second attack may also be carried out by Rehan and his accomplices. About the Badami Bagh incident, DIG Operations Faisal Kamran said a police team had raided the residence of Rehan following a secret information that he was present at his home. He said SI Adeel was leading the raiding party. The DIG said Rehan and his armed men resorted to massive firing on the police team and fled the scene leaving Adeel and Asad injured critically. He confirmed that Rehan’s brother Faizan was a member of the banned militant organisation TTP and he was allegedly killed in an encounter with the CTD Punjab some years back. Published in Dawn, August 14th, 2026

    Dawn – Pakistan
  2. Security14 Aug, 03:41

    Three Punjab policemen martyred, two injured in targeted attacks

    Pakistan

    LAHORE: In what appeared to be targeted attacks, some armed men allegedly shot dead two policemen in Badami Bagh area and one at Yateem Khana Chowk, Multan Road, besides injuring three on Thursday night. The officials martyred were identified as Sub-Inspector Adeel Ashiq and constable Asad. Heavy police contingents reached the sites along with senior police officers who put the entire force on high alert and ordered massive search operations to round up the attackers. According to initial police inquiries, the first armed attack was carried out by a hardened and desperate criminal, Rehan Butt, and his accomplices in the Badami Bagh area. The armed men opened fire on two policemen and fled the scene, leaving them critically injured. A passerby also injured; police suspect banned outfits’ connection in attacks A police official said apparently the incident seems to be an act of Rehan Butt in revenge for his brother, Faizan Butt, who was allegedly killed in an encounter with the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) a few years back. He said the SI Adeel was part of the CTD team which killed Faizan in the encounter. Faizan was reportedly working for the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and he was involved in the killing of some police officials, the police official said. He said Adeel and Asad suffered critical injuries which later proved to be fatal. He said Adeel had brought the matter to the notice of the police high-ups in 2024 that he was receiving life threats from Rehan Butt. Following his complaint, an FIR was lodged against Rehan in November 2024 with Shafiqabad police. According to the FIR, Adeel had alleged that he had received a WhatsApp call from Rehan who hurled life threats on him. He stated that Rehan alleged that he (Adeel) was part of the CTD team which killed his brother Faizan in an encounter and threatened him that he (Adeel) would also meet the same fate. TLP: An hour later, some armed men allegedly targeted policemen deployed at the headquarters of a banned outfit (Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan) on Multan Road and opened indiscriminate firing. Resultantly, as per the reports, three constables, including Haris, and a passerby sustained injuries while the attackers managed to escape. Haris later succumbed to his injuries. The police command suspected that the second attack may also be carried out by Rehan and his accomplices. About the Badami Bagh incident, DIG Operations Faisal Kamran said a police team had raided the residence of Rehan following a secret information that he was present at his home. He said SI Adeel was leading the raiding party. The DIG said Rehan and his armed men resorted to massive firing on the police team and fled the scene leaving Adeel and Asad injured critically. He confirmed that Rehan’s brother Faizan was a member of the banned militant organisation TTP and he was allegedly killed in an encounter with the CTD Punjab some years back. Published in Dawn, August 14th, 2026

    Dawn – Pakistan
  3. Security14 Aug, 18:11

    2 suspects in fatal attacks on Lahore cops killed in Muridke fire exchange, say police

    Pakistan

    LAHORE: Two men who allegedly shot dead three police officials in Lahore on Thursday were killed during an exchange of fire with law enforcers at a house in Muridke where they had held a family hostage, police sources told Dawn. Police officials identified the suspects as a father-son duo, Fayyaz Butt and Rehan Butt, saying that they were killed in a joint operation by Lahore police, counter-terrrorism department (CTD) personnel, Sheikhpura police and Elite Force personnel on Friday morning after an hours-long chase from Lahore to Muridke. The suspects held the driver of a Lahore Waste Management Company vehicle at gunpoint and forced him to keep on driving to reach Muridke, the officials said. According to police, they allegedly shot dead two policemen in Lahore’s Badami Bagh area and one at Yateem Khana Chowk, Multan Road, besides injuring three on Thursday night. Initial police inquiries showed that the first armed attack was carried out by Rehan and his accomplices in Badami Bagh. The martyred officials were identified as Sub-Inspector (SI) Adeel Ashiq and Constable Asad. An hour later, the suspects allegedly targeted policemen deployed at the headquarters of the banned Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) on Multan Road and opened indiscriminate firing. On Friday, a senior official who coordinated the joint operation against the suspects told Dawn a third suspect, identified as Tariq, managed to flee. His last location was reported as Bagh in Azad Jammu Kashmir (AJK). AJK police and the law enforcement agencies from Punjab were working to trace and arrest him, he said. About Friday’s operation, he said Fayyaz and Rehan were traced to a seminary in Muridke. Lawenforcers surrounded it after reaching the site while the seminary’s management claimed that the two were not present there. To verify the claim, police seized the seminary’s DVR, but found that the cameras were not working, he said, adding that the DVR was sent to Lahore for forensic analysis. Meanwhile, law enforcers received information that the suspects had gone toward River Ravi and were hiding in a forest, the official said. On the directions of IG police Punjab Abdul Kareem, the police used thermal drones to trace the suspects in the forest, he said, adding that the suspects moved to a densely populated area as they realised they were being traced. “They barged into a house, took the family hostage and threatened to kill them,” he said, adding that the suspects opened fire on the police personnel when they reached there. During the exchange of fire, Rehan and Fayyaz were killed, he said. He said Tariq had separated from them and fled to AJK during the chase. After Thursday’s attack, a police official had told Dawn that the incidents seemed to be an act of revenge. Rehan’s brother, Faizan Butt, was allegedly killed in an encounter with a CTD team, which reportedly included SI Adeel, a few years back, the official said. Faizan was reportedly working for the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and he was involved in the killing of some police officials, the police official said. He added that SI Adeel had told police higher-ups in 2024 that he was receiving life threats from Rehan. Following his complaint, a first information report was registered against Rehan in November 2024 with Shafiqabad police. According to the FIR, Adeel had alleged that he had received a WhatsApp call from Rehan, who had threatened to kill him.

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