Peshawar Police Solve Attempted Murder Case in 24 Hours, Arrest Suspects

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Safe City cameras help trace suspects behind attack on Dr Asif Malik in University Town

PESHAWAR: Peshawar Police said on Sunday it had solved the attempted murder case of Dr Asif Malik within 24 hours, arresting the suspects involved in the attack in University Town.

The incident occurred on March 31, 2026, when unidentified assailants opened fire on Malik while he was returning home from his clinic, leaving him critically injured. A case was registered at Town Police Station under relevant sections of the law on the complaint of his son.

Officials said a Special Investigation Team (SIT), formed under the supervision of Farhan Khan and Ayesha Gul, used Safe City and CCTV footage to trace the suspects.

Police arrested two suspects, identified as Sultan Raza Jan Khan and Shafaat Hussain, residents of Kohat. During interrogation, they confessed that the attack stemmed from a financial dispute with the victim.

Authorities also recovered the vehicle used in the crime, a VEZEL car bearing registration number BF-6845 (Sindh), along with the weapon used in the attack.

Police said further investigation is underway and vowed to continue using modern technology to ensure public safety and curb crime.

Peshawar Police

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