Official notices barring Eid celebrations and arbitrary harassment in Rawalpindi.
This page lists 6 incident reports for Rawalpindi, 3 of them reported as faith-motivated killings.
6 reports, newest first
Also includes reports recorded at: Rawalpindi (Sahabi); Wah Cantt, Rawalpindi.
Tayyab Ahmad, 40, was visiting his brother at a shop when an assailant attacked him repeatedly with an axe. Witness accounts reported that the attacker shouted an anti-Ahmadi threat ordering Ahmadis to leave the area. Tayyab died at the scene. The killing is classified as faith-motivated.
Arsalan Sarwar was killed in Rawalpindi, Punjab, on 14 January 2014. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Brigadier Iftikhar Ahmad was killed in Rawalpindi on 17 July 2003. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
The register records this death with the person, place and date, but gives no details of the incident.
The register records this death with the person, place and date, but gives no details of the incident.
The register records this death with the person, place and date, but gives no details of the incident.