Brigadier (R) Amir Hamza, previous 1122 Foundation boss, shot dead in Jhelum

 Brigadier (retd) Amir Hamza, previous chief general of the Crisis Administrations Foundation, was fired and killed in a weapon assault close to Lillah exchange in Jhelum region of Punjab.

His better half and daughgter were likewise injured in the assault on Tuesday.

A body of evidence was enlisted against four obscure aggressors in the locale of police headquarters Lillah, Jhelum, for the homicide of previous Brigadier (Retd) Amir Hamza, on a grievance recorded by the departed's sibling

The objection records charges of homicide and endeavored murder against four unidentified people, as indicated by Express News.

Head Muhammad Ayub of Trade School, sibling of the departed, expressed in the objection that his sibling Brigadier (Retd) Amir Hamza alongside his significant other Safia and girl Muskan were going in a vehicle en route to meet one more of his girl in Chakwal on the event of Eid.

Ayub said that he was riding on a cruiser with his cousin, following a brief distance behind his sibling.

He added that when his sibling's vehicle dialed back close to Lillal trade, unexpectedly two bikes with four outfitted men encompassed the vehicle began terminating aimlessly.

The complainant added that the attackers ensured their objective had been killed prior to discharging airborne shots as they escaped away.

Salvage 1122 source affirmed that the resigned Brigadier had kicked the bucket on the spot and that his better half and 21-year-old little girl were harmed in the assault.