ISLAMABAD: A man was killed and another injured during a clash over a petty issue in capital’s rural area, police said on Wednesday.

In-charge homicide unit Rural Zone Inspector Munir Ahmed told Dawn that the deceased ran a pigeons shop in Koral area. One of his pigeons was captured by a boy residing in the same locality, he said, adding when he asked him to return the bird, the boy refused which resulted in a clash between him and the boy’s family.

Relatives of the boy opened fire on the victim as a result he and another man suffered bullet injuries. Both were shifted to hospital where the shopkeeper died while the other was serious.

Published in Dawn, November 12th, 2020

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