Pakistan · Punjab

Mandi Bahauddin

Persistent threats and mob provocations against Ahmadi residents.

This page lists 14 incident reports for Mandi Bahauddin, 12 of them reported as faith-motivated killings.

14recorded killings
12reported as faith-motivated
2005–2026period
Mandi Bahauddin
Mandi Bahauddin

Incident reports

14 reports, newest first

Also includes reports recorded at: Mong, Mandi Bahauddin; Saadullahpur, Mandi Bahauddin; Seerah, Mandi Bahauddin.

No. 342Register entry · details not provided

Mr. Mirza Safdar Mahmood

Mandi Bahauddin

The register records this death with the person, place and date, but gives no details of the incident.

No. 335Faith-motivated killing

Mr. Rahat Ahmad Bajwa (30)

Saadullahpur, Mandi Bahauddin

Rahat Ahmad Bajwa, about 30 and the operator of a catering business or restaurant, was killed in a second attack in the same locality on the same day. The arrested suspect was linked to both shootings. Source accounts contain small age variations; this report follows the biographical figures in the detailed community statement. The killing is classified as faith-motivated.

No. 334Faith-motivated killing

Mr. Ghulam Sarwar (62)

Saadullahpur, Mandi Bahauddin

A farmer aged about 62, Ghulam Sarwar was shot near his home after returning from Zuhr prayers. Police arrested a teenage madrassah student. Community reporting states that the suspect confessed that the killings were religiously motivated. The killing is classified as faith-motivated.

No. 317Faith-motivated killing

Mr. Mahdi Khan

Mandi Bahauddin

Mahdi Khan was killed in Mandi Bahauddin, Punjab, on 3 January 2019. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.

No. 241Register entry · details not provided

Dr. Umar Ahmad

Mandi Bahauddin

The register records this death with the person, place and date, but gives no details of the incident.

No. 137Faith-motivated killing

Mr. Muhammad Ashraf

Seerah, Mandi Bahauddin

Muhammad Ashraf was killed in Seerah, Mandi Bahauddin, on 1 March 2007. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.

No. 130Faith-motivated killing

Raja Abdul Majeed

Mong, Mandi Bahauddin

Raja Abdul Majeed was killed in Mong, District Mandi Bahauddin, on 7 October 2005. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.

No. 129Faith-motivated killing

Raja Abid Mahmud

Mong, Mandi Bahauddin

Raja Abid Mahmud was killed in Mong, District Mandi Bahauddin, on 7 October 2005. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.

No. 128Faith-motivated killing

Raja Muhammad Ashraf

Mong, Mandi Bahauddin

Raja Muhammad Ashraf was killed in Mong, District Mandi Bahauddin, on 7 October 2005. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.

No. 127Faith-motivated killing

Mr. Yassar Ahmad Kullah

Mong, Mandi Bahauddin

Yassar Ahmad Kullah was killed in Mong, District Mandi Bahauddin, on 7 October 2005. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.

No. 126Faith-motivated killing

Mr. Muhammad Aslam Kullah

Mong, Mandi Bahauddin

Muhammad Aslam Kullah was killed in Mong, District Mandi Bahauddin, on 7 October 2005. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.

No. 125Faith-motivated killing

Raja Altaf Mahmud

Mong, Mandi Bahauddin

Raja Altaf Mahmud was killed in Mong, District Mandi Bahauddin, on 7 October 2005. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.

No. 124Faith-motivated killing

Raja Larasip Khan

Mong, Mandi Bahauddin

Raja Larasib Khan was killed in Mong, District Mandi Bahauddin, on 7 October 2005. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.

No. 123Faith-motivated killing

Mr. Waheed Ahmad

Mong, Mandi Bahauddin

Waheed Ahmad was killed in Mong, District Mandi Bahauddin, on 7 October 2005. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.