May 11, 2026
By Hafiz Ullah Storai Sherani
ISLAMABAD
In Dhok Sheikhan, located within the jurisdiction of Sarwala Union Council under Saddar Police Station, Attock, a domestic dispute has devastated a family. A man, who arrived at his in-laws’ house to reconcile with his estranged wife, instead, shot and killed her following a disagreement. Police have collected evidence from the crime scene and registered a murder case against the suspect, who managed to flee the area after the incident.
Speaking to Voicepk, SHO Saddar Attock, Taimur Khan Alizai, confirmed the incident.
“As soon as the police received the information, our team reached the spot immediately. Preliminary investigation reveals that the suspect, Nasir Ahmed, and his wife frequently quarreled over the past five years due to not having children and other domestic issues. The suspect was attempting to forcibly take his wife back home, and upon the failure of reconciliation, he took the law into his own hands. We have seized bullet shells and other evidence from the scene through the forensic team. The suspect fled after the incident, and various teams have been formed to conduct raids for his arrest.”
According to FIR No. 264/26 (under Section 302 PPC) registered at Saddar Police Station Attock, the complainant, Javid Iqbal (resident of Akbar Town, Islamabad), told the police that his daughter Alina Javid was married to Nasir Ahmed, son of Amir Khan, about five to six years ago. Relations between the husband and wife had been strained since the marriage, primarily due to the lack of children and the husband’s harsh behavior.
Alina Javid, being upset after a quarrel with her husband, was residing at the house of her mother and stepfather, Ejaz Ahmed, in Dhok Sheikhan. The suspect, Nasir Ahmed, arrived there the previous day for the purpose of reconciliation.
According to the FIR, the suspect asked his wife to return home with him, but Alina refused. Enraged by this refusal, Nasir Ahmed opened fire on his wife with a firearm, resulting in her immediate death due to her injuries.
Sources at DHQ Hospital Attock have provided details of the injuries sustained by the deceased in the preliminary autopsy report. According to the report:
A total of 8 bullet marks were found on the body of the deceased, Alina Javid.
The bullets were fired at the chest, abdomen, and both arms of the deceased. Exit and entry marks of bullets were found on the upper parts of the right and left arms, indicating that the firing was done from a very close range.
The report states that there were deep bullet wounds on the left side of the chest and the abdomen, which severely affected internal organs, leading to death due to excessive blood loss.
Police authorities stated that both technical and traditional methods are being utilized to arrest the suspect. DPO Attock has taken notice of the incident and ordered the SHO to ensure the arrest of the suspect as soon as possible.
According to the police, raids have been conducted at various locations, and police action is underway for his arrest.