A tragic incident occurred in Chakwal, Pakistan, where a nine-year-old girl, Hania Ahmed, was killed and her father, Adeel Ahmed, and brother, Aafan Ahmed, were injured after personnel from the CCD mistakenly opened fire on their car. Adeel Ahmed, a 39-year-old Australian national originally from Dhudial village, had recently arrived in Pakistan with his wife, Dr. Sidra Khan, and their two children. After performing Hajj and returning from Saudi Arabia on Wednesday morning, the family attended a dinner hosted by Adeel's father-in-law. Later that night, around 11:40 p.m., the family stopped their rented car outside the home of a relative, Ali Ejaz, whose house is next to the CCD station. According to Ejaz, two armed robbers on a motorcycle approached the vehicle. One robber pointed a pistol at the family and demanded jewellery and cash. The report states that CCD officials apparently mistook the family's car for that of criminals and opened fire, resulting in the death of Hania and injuries to her father and brother. Authorities are investigating the incident.

This is the car the innocent family was using when the CCD opened fire on it. It's a miracle that the rest of the family survived.

اورسیز پاکستانیوں، پاکستان آنے سے پہلے اس گاڑی کو اچھی طرح سے دیکھ لو۔ یہ فیملی آسٹریلیا سے پاکستان آئی لیکن مریم نواز کی CCD پولیس نے انہیں ڈاکو سمجھ کر گولیوں سے بھون ڈالا۔ یہ پولیس کوئی تربیت یافتہ منطم فورس نہیں ہے۔ نیم خواندہ غریب تربیت یافتہ آدمیوں کا ایک گروہ ہے جو encounters کے لئے بنایا ہے۔ اب تک سینکڑوں بےگناہوں کو مار چکا ہے۔