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Accused Admits to Firing Gun as a Joke, Claims No Bullet Was Loaded

November 12, 2026 • 21 minutes ago •

LAHORE: Ahsan Tahir, the accused in the recent shooting incident involving Rabia, has stated that he pulled the trigger as a joke, believing the gun was unloaded. The incident occurred on Tuesday in Lahore, raising serious concerns about gun safety and responsible ownership.

During a police interrogation, Tahir explained that he aimed the firearm at Rabia, confident that it contained no bullets. This shocking revelation has prompted authorities to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident, including how the gun was obtained and the safety measures in place.

The implications of this incident extend beyond the immediate parties involved, highlighting the ongoing issues of gun violence and safety in Pakistan. Citizens are increasingly concerned about the prevalence of firearms and the potential for tragic accidents, prompting calls for stricter regulations and awareness campaigns.

Authorities are expected to conduct a thorough investigation into the matter, with potential legal actions against Tahir if found negligent. Community leaders are urging for a dialogue on gun safety to prevent future incidents and ensure public safety.

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