Pakistani Youtuber Shot Dead In Lahore By Security Guard For Asking Questions About India Vs Pakistan Match

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In a shocking turn of events, a security guard in Lahore, Pakistan, fatally shot a Pakistani YouTuber on the eve of the highly anticipated India vs. Pakistan T20 World Cup clash. The incident occurred in Lahore’s bustling mobile market, where the Pakistani YouTuber, Saad Ahmed, was filming a vlog in anticipation of the cricket match.

The Tragic Death of Saad Ahmed a Renowned Pakistani Youtuber

Saad Ahmed had been interviewing shopkeepers and capturing their pre-match excitement when he approached the security guard. Eager to document the buzz surrounding the match, Saad attempted to interview the guard, but things took a tragic turn. The guard, reportedly irritated by the unsolicited filming, shot Saad with his gun. Despite being rushed to the hospital, Saad was declared “brought dead.”

Guard’s Statement

An Instagram user shared a video of the security guard’s statement, shedding light on the guard’s perspective. According to the guard, he grew increasingly agitated as Saad repeatedly brought the camera and microphone near his face. In a moment of frustration, he pulled the trigger, resulting in a devastating loss of life.

Meanwhile, on the cricket field, India snatched an embarrassing six-run victory from Pakistan in the match held in New York. Put to bat, India struggled, posting their lowest total against Pakistan in T20Is (119 runs). Rishabh Pant’s valiant effort (42 runs) wasn’t enough, as Pakistan’s bowlers, including Naseem Shah and Haris Rauf, wreaked havoc. Pakistan now faces a must-win situation to keep their T20 World Cup Super 8 hopes alive.

Emotions can run high during cricket matches, especially when it comes to archrivals India and Pakistan. However, this tragic incident serves as a stark reminder that violence should never be the answer, even in the heat of sporting rivalries.

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