Funeral prayers of Pakistani tactful staffer to be hold in Islamabad
ISLAMABAD: The wake prayers of a Pakistani tactful staffer in Afghanistan, Rana Nayyar, will be hold shortly in a sovereign capital.
Nayyar’s physique was handed over to a Pakistani authorities during a Torkham limit Tuesday morning, from where it arrived in Peshawar and was sent to Islamabad.
He was shot passed outward his chateau in Jalalabad, Afghanistan by unclear persons a day earlier, family sources told Geo News.
The Pakistani Foreign Office cursed a murdering of a staffer in a eastern city of a war-ravaged nation and demanded increasing confidence from Afghan authorities for a tactful staff and missions in a country.
Nangarhar administrator orator Attaullah Khogyani reliable a lethal attack.
“Police have launched an review into a incident. No arrests have been done so far,” Khogyani told AFP.
Pakistan’s envoy to Afghanistan Zahid Nasrullah Khan pronounced he had “absolutely no idea” because Nayyar, a father of five, was targetted.
Nayyar had been operative as an partner during a Pakistan Consulate in Jalalabad, pronounced FO orator Dr Mohammad Faisal, condemning a “gruesome murder.”
The Foreign Ministry matter combined that Rana had finished “his three-year reign in Jalalabad and was due to lapse to Headquarters”.
Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif also cursed a conflict and asked a Afghan authorities to yield confidence to Pakistani diplomats in a country.
Pakistani tactful staffer shot passed in Afghanistan’s Jalalabad
Unknown assailants shot Rana Naiyyer outward his chateau in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, family sources say
Pakistan’s unfamiliar secretary also summoned Afghan assign d’affaires to a FO on Monday and lodged a clever criticism with him over a killing, Faisal said.
The Afghan assign d’affaires was also handed a criticism note, he added.
The occurrence comes a few months after dual Pakistani diplomats operative during a same consulate in Jalalabad were kidnapped and after freed.