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Mother Shoots Two Children in Sheikhupura Before Taking Her Own Life

October 5, 2026 • 1 hour ago •

SHEIKHUPURA: In a tragic incident, a 48-year-old mother, Shazia Imran, shot her two children before taking her own life in Sheikhupura on Wednesday. The shooting occurred on Ghung Road, reportedly driven by extreme poverty and despair.

According to local police, the incident unfolded when Shazia, overwhelmed by her financial struggles, opened fire on her 8-year-old son, Ahsan Imran, killing him instantly, while her 7-year-old daughter, Tayyiba, sustained injuries. Authorities are investigating the circumstances leading to this heartbreaking event.

This incident raises serious concerns about the mental health crisis and the impact of poverty on families in Pakistan. Experts emphasize the need for better support systems for individuals facing economic hardships to prevent such tragedies.

Local authorities have pledged to conduct a thorough investigation and provide assistance to the surviving child, who is currently receiving medical treatment. Community leaders are calling for increased awareness and resources to address the underlying issues of poverty and mental health.