Three gypsy women shot dead in Faisalabad, one critically injured
Most outlets reported the incident as a targeted attack by rival gypsies in Faisalabad, with one noting the involvement of police in the context of the shooting. Another outlet led with the claim that the IGP Punjab had taken notice of the incident, though the specific cause was not detailed in the excerpt. The framing of the perpetrator group and the role of law enforcement varied slightly, with one source emphasizing inter-gang violence and the other hinting at a police-related context without elaborating.
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Three women ‘shot dead by rivals’ in Faisalabad-Abbaspur Road
TOBA TEK SINGH: Three women of a gypsy family were killed and another was critically injured when their opponents, also gypsies, opened indiscriminate fire on their make-shift tents in the fields outside Chak 250 RB on Faisalabad-Abbaspur Road in Airport police limits, early on Thursday. A case has been registered against 14 alleged attackers, 11 of them nominated. Complainant Amer of Sahiwal s...
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Three gypsy women shot dead in Faisalabad for spying for police
The Inspector General of Police (IGP) Punjab Rao Abdul Kareem on Thursday took notice of an incident in which three women, including mother and daughter, were killed while one girl was seriously wounded when some men opened fire at a settlement of gypsies in Faisalabad on Thursday, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
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