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Asad, M. (2026, November 9). TV anchor's killing: Rawalpindi court grants police one-day physical remand of victim's husband. Dawn. https://www.dawn.com/news/2043276/tv-anchors-killing-rawalpindi-court-grants-police-one-day-physical-remand-of-victims-husband
Asad, Malik. “TV anchor's killing: Rawalpindi court grants police one-day physical remand of victim's husband.” Dawn, 9 Nov. 2026, https://www.dawn.com/news/2043276/tv-anchors-killing-rawalpindi-court-grants-police-one-day-physical-remand-of-victims-husband.
Asad, Malik. “TV anchor's killing: Rawalpindi court grants police one-day physical remand of victim's husband.” Dawn, November 9, 2026. https://www.dawn.com/news/2043276/tv-anchors-killing-rawalpindi-court-grants-police-one-day-physical-remand-of-victims-husband.
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On November 8, 2026, Rabia Ahsan, a Pakistani TV anchorperson, was found shot dead at her home in the Gulshanabad area of Rawalpindi. Her husband was detained by police and presented before a court on November 9th, where he received one day of physical remand for further interrogation and investigation. The case is registered under Section 302 (premeditated murder) of the Pakistan Penal Code. A male domestic worker initially reported that her husband claimed the gunshot was accidental, but police seized the suspected weapon and are conducting a thorough investigation involving forensic experts from the Punjab Forensic Science Agency. First Lady Aseefa Bhutto-Zardari condemned the killing and called for a transparent probe.