Ex-army officer, wife, two daughters found dead in RWP

SocialEx-army officer, wife, two daughters found dead in RWP

RAWALPINDI: A retired officer of the Pakistan Army was found dead along with his wife and two young daughters in locality of Punjab’s garrison city of Rawalpindi.

Police said the bodies of Brig. (retd) Dr. Sikandar Malik, his wife Shahida, two daughters Fatima and Zenab were found in their house located in Rawalpindi’s Gulistan Colony within the remits of Morgah police station.

Officials said all the deceased were shot dead; however, motives behind the mysterious murders could not be ascertained immediately.

Police cordoned off the area and collected evidences from the site.

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