Karachi (HRNW): The body of young doctor Aakash, who was killed during a robbery incident involving gunfire outside a bank near Teen Talwar, Clifton, has been shifted from Jinnah Hospital to a cold storage facility.
Speaking to the media, the victim’s uncle Kheem Chand said that Dr. Aakash was accompanied by his father and cousin when the incident occurred. He alleged that his nephew was shot dead outside the bank during the robbery.
Kheem Chand stated that their family belongs to the business community and is involved in the industrial sector. He expressed grief and concern over the killing of young citizens, saying that such incidents require immediate attention from the authorities.
He appealed to Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah and relevant officials to take immediate notice of the incident and ensure the arrest of those responsible.
The victim’s uncle said that if educated and capable young people continue to be targeted on the streets, citizens will lose confidence in their safety and security.
He informed that Dr. Aakash had been serving at Jinnah Hospital for the past two years, while his father owns a cotton factory in Sukkur.
The family stated that they contribute significantly through taxes but questioned the lack of protection for citizens. They warned that they would continue their protest along with the deceased’s body until the suspects are arrested.
According to the family, 28-year-old Dr. Aakash was unmarried.
Police have stated that an investigation into the incident is underway and efforts are being made to identify and arrest the suspects.
Report: Imran Chhotani
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