Police officers, civil administration officials, and law enforcement representatives gathered in Wana to pay tribute to Constable Muhammad Mehran, who was martyred in a gun attack while traveling to duty in Upper South Waziristan.
WANA: Martyred Police Constable Muhammad Mehran was laid to rest with full state honors after funeral prayers were offered at the Wana Police Lines following the completion of legal formalities and a post-mortem examination at the District Headquarters Hospital in Wana.
The funeral was attended by District Police Officer South Waziristan Lower Muhammad Tahir Shah Wazir, Deputy Commissioner Masrat Zaman, SP CTD Gul Rauf Khan, DSP Wana Circle Asghar Ali Shah, DSP Nadir Khan Wazir, Additional Deputy Commissioner Khalid Barki, Assistant Commissioner Shah Bahram, senior police officials, district administration representatives, law enforcement personnel, fellow officers, and a large number of the martyr’s family members and relatives.
During the ceremony, participants paid tribute to Constable Muhammad Mehran’s professionalism, dedication, courage, and sacrifice in the line of duty. A guard of honor was presented before his body was sent to his native village in Upper Waziristan for burial.
According to police, Constable Muhammad Mehran embraced martyrdom earlier on Thursday after unidentified armed assailants opened fire on him while he was traveling to his duty station in the Mola Khan Sarai area, within the jurisdiction of Sarwakai Police Station in Upper South Waziristan.
In an official statement, South Waziristan Lower Police described the sacrifices of fallen officers as a priceless national asset. The department reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining peace and public security, protecting citizens’ lives and property, and continuing efforts to eliminate terrorism. Officials stressed that the sacrifices made by police personnel would not be forgotten and would strengthen the resolve of the force in its mission to uphold law and order.
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