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    Ex-SHO shot dead, wife injured in suspected Karachi target killing

    Bilal Abbas•November 9, 2026• 1 min read
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    “A former SHO was shot dead by an armed man here on Sunday., the incident took place in Gulshan-e-Hadeed, where former SHO Steel Town Javed Abro died on the spot and his wife was injured after being sh…”

    Officials said that Javed Abro was sitting outside his house with his wife when an suspect came walking, fired indiscriminately, and escaped. Investigating officials said that the victim was hit by seven bullets, and evidence was collected from the scene., the victim's brother, Muhammad Khan Abro, was also targeted and killed some time ago.

    On the other hand, Karachi Police Chief Azad Khan reached Jinnah Hospital as soon as he received information about the incident. He said that the accused would soon be brought to justice.

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    Written by Bilal Abbas

    Aman-e-Pakistan Senior Journalist & Bureau Reporter

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