AI Solves Aamir Awan Murder Case in 24 Hours, Says Islamabad IGP

- Pro21st - March 31, 2026
minister of state for interior talal chaudhry and inspector general islamabad police syed nasir rizvi during press conderance screengrab
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Tragic Incident in Islamabad: The Murder Case of Aamir Awan

Recently, Islamabad was shaken by the tragic murder of businessman Aamir Awan, owner of a local motor company. The incident unfolded when Awan attempted to resist armed assailants who shot him within the Shahzad Town police precinct. Despite being rushed to Shifa International Hospital, he sadly succumbed to his injuries.

In a notable turn of events, Islamabad’s Inspector General of Police, Syed Nasir Rizvi, announced during a press conference that advanced AI technology played a crucial role in cracking the case within just 24 hours. Rizvi detailed the extensive investigative efforts that included the formation of 17 teams, geo-fencing six locations, and analyzing data from 257 surveillance cameras. They even interrogated 93 individuals and established a special control room for the case management.

Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry, who described the killing as a “tragic incident,” echoed the urgency of public safety in a city that hosts various international delegations and diplomats. During the investigation, five suspects were detained, and operations conducted in Rawalpindi and Charsadda led to the arrest of the notorious Mansoor Khan gang. This inter-provincial group, known for its robberies, was also found in possession of firearms, adding to the severity of the situation.

Chaudhry highlighted that the nature of crime in Islamabad poses unique challenges due to the high-profile nature of its residents. He mentioned the proactive measures taken by Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi to enhance security across the capital, emphasizing the full activation of Safe City cameras aimed at improving surveillance.

Despite these advancements, Chaudhry acknowledged the resource shortages faced by the Islamabad Police, such as the lack of a forensic laboratory. He assured the public that efforts are underway to bolster the police’s investigative capabilities. Furthermore, initiatives are being implemented to develop Islamabad into Pakistan’s first fully integrated Safe City, where advanced technologies like AI will aid traffic management and law enforcement.

As we continue to navigate the complexities of urban crime and security, it’s reassuring to witness the responsiveness of law enforcement. The tragic loss of lives like that of Aamir Awan isn’t just a statistic; it’s a reminder of the ongoing need for heightened public safety measures. If you’re interested in more engaging updates and insights into safety and technology in urban settings, consider connecting with Pro21st for the latest news and impactful information.

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