The killer, who fired six bullets à bout portant, declared to the police that he was “une inimitié personale” avec sa victime.
A renowned Pakistani lawyer was killed on Monday 16 January in a Tribunal par un collegé qui l’atbattu de six bullets à bout portant pour raisons personals, at-on appris aupres de la police locale et d’un témoin.
Abdul Latif Afridi, former president of the Pakistan Bar Association, prenait une pause avec des colleagues dans une salle du Tribunal de Peshawar (Nord-Ouest) quand il a été attacé.
Six balls dans la poitrine
«Le meurtrier, un avocat moins confirmed qui portait sa robe, a ouvert le feu à bout portant et s’est ensuite rendu à la police», a rapporté to l’AFP Ijaz Khan, un haut responsible for the police de Peshawar. Me Afridi, an ex-parliamentarian of 79 years, received six balls in the chest, four à moins d’un mètre de distance, a esplicé à l’AFP Muhammad Rizwan, un Assistant juridique témoin de la scène.
Quand l’auteur des coups de feu s’est rendu, il a dit: «No tirez pass. J’avais une inimitié personale avec lui et je me suis vengé», a raconté Muhammad Rizwan. The Prime Minister of Pakistan, Shehbaz Sharif, a greeting to Me Afridi un «juriste chevronné et un homme politique courageousux, connu pour sa rettitude».
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Peshawar is the capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, a mountainous frontline region in Afghanistan where inter-tribal disputes over property ownership or honor often turn into violent confrontations. The police indicated that a complaint had been filed against Me Afridi, the accuser of being involved in the death of his father’s killer, who is one of his estranged parents.
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