A Hindu trader identified as Rakesh Kumar was shot dead by unidentified armed men in Pakistan's Balochistan on Friday (Aug 21) and police confirmed the incident late on Saturday (Aug 22). According to reports, some armed men broke into Rakesh Kumar's shop in the Qadirabad Stop area of Noshki Bazaar. When Kumar tried to resist, the men opened fire and fled. Kumar was killed on the spot. When the police received the information, they rushed to the area and took the body to the district hospital, where the victim was identified as Rakesh Kumar. A case was then registered against the unidentified armed men.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/berlin-pride-attack-suspect-shot-dead-by-police-incident-classified-as-islamist-terror-attack-1785091454375">Berlin Pride attack suspect shot dead by police; incident classified as ‘Islamist terror’ attack</a><h2>Call for justice</h2>Gurpal Singh, a member of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Provincial Assembly, condemned the killing and called it a cowardly act by anti-state and anti-Balochistan elements. In a statement on Saturday, he said, "The Hindu community has been an integral part of Balochistan for centuries and has repeatedly demonstrated its loyalty to Pakistan and Balochistan." The member of the provincial assembly also called on the Balochistan government and law-enforcement agencies to immediately identify and bring to justice the killers of Kumar, their facilitators and those behind the attack.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/pakistani-tiktoker-ayesha-gilamana-shot-dead-in-taxila-younger-sister-injured-1786957829321">Pakistani TikToker Ayesha Gilamana shot dead in Taxila; younger sister injured</a>&nbsp;Meanwhile, on Friday, Pakistan Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir described militants active in Balochistan as “foreign-sponsored proxies.” News agency PTI reported that, according to an official statement of the army, Munir made the remarks without naming any country while interacting with political leaders and others from Balochistan. Balochistan remains entangled in a separatist insurgency, led by outfits including the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA).

A Hindu trader, Rakesh Kumar, was shot dead by unidentified armed men at his shop in Noshki Bazaar, Balochistan. Police registered a case after the attackers fled. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa lawmaker Gurpal Singh condemned the killing as a cowardly act

A Hindu trader identified as Rakesh Kumar was shot dead by unidentified armed men in Pakistan's Balochistan on Friday (Aug 21) and police confirmed the incident late on Saturday (Aug 22). According to reports, some armed men broke into Rakesh Kumar's shop in the Qadirabad Stop area of Noshki Bazaar. When Kumar tried to resist, the men opened fire and fled. Kumar was killed on the spot. When the police received the information, they rushed to the area and took the body to the district hospital, where the victim was identified as Rakesh Kumar. A case was then registered against the unidentified armed men. Also Read: Berlin Pride attack suspect shot dead by police; incident classified as ‘Islamist terror’ attack Call for justice Gurpal Singh, a member of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Provincial Assembly, condemned the killing and called it a cowardly act by anti-state and anti-Balochistan elements. In a statement on Saturday, he said, "The Hindu community has been an integral part of Balochistan for centuries and has repeatedly demonstrated its loyalty to Pakistan and Balochistan." The member of the provincial assembly also called on the Balochistan government and law-enforcement agencies to immediately identify and bring to justice the killers of Kumar, their facilitators and those behind the attack. Also Read: Pakistani TikToker Ayesha Gilamana shot dead in Taxila; younger sister injured Meanwhile, on Friday, Pakistan Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir described militants active in Balochistan as “foreign-sponsored proxies.” News agency PTI reported that, according to an official statement of the army, Munir made the remarks without naming any country while interacting with political leaders and others from Balochistan. Balochistan remains entangled in a separatist insurgency, led by outfits including the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA).

A Hindu trader, Rakesh Kumar, was shot dead by unidentified armed men at his shop in Noshki Bazaar, Balochistan. Police registered a case after the attackers fled. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa lawmaker Gurpal Singh condemned the killing as a cowardly act

Hindu man shot dead by unidentified gunmen in Pakistan's Balochistan

The CBSE's Class 10 mathematics question paper was allegedly leaked by a Una-based teacher who was arrested last week for his suspected involvement in the Class 12 economics paper case, the police said today.

Last week, three men- identified as Rakesh Kumar, Amit Sharma and Ashok Kumar - from the DAV Centenary Public School in Una, were arrested by the crime branch after lengthy investigations and questioning.

The Police today said Rakesh Kumar was also found to be involved in the mathematics paper being leaked before the March 28 examination. He confessed during questioning about his alleged involvement, the police claimed.

Further details were awaited.

The economics paper was leaked on March 23 - three days before the exam date - in Himachal Pradesh's Una town and was shared on social networking site WhatsApp by at least 40 groups.

Rakesh Kumar had been teaching economics at the DAV school for the last eight years. He was the centre superintendent of the Jawahar Navodaya Public School in Una, where the CBSE exams were being held.

Amit Sharma and Ashok Kumar worked at the DAV school as a clerk and a peon respectively.

The economics paper leak was exposed after an envelope containing four images of a hand-written copy of the question paper was delivered to the CBSE Headquarters in Delhi on the evening March 26, the day of the exam.

On March 30, the Central Board of Secondary Education announced it would re-conduct the Class 12 economics exam throughout the country on April 25.

The police has registered two cases in connection with the matter. The first case relating to the leak of the economics paper was filed on March 27, while the other on the mathematics paper leak was lodged on March 28.&nbsp;

Rakesh Kumar, arrested last week, has been teaching economics at the DAV school in Una, Himachal Pradesh for the last eight years

The CBSE's Class 10 mathematics question paper was allegedly leaked by a Una-based teacher who was arrested last week for his suspected involvement in the Class 12 economics paper case, the police said today. Last week, three men- identified as Rakesh Kumar, Amit Sharma and Ashok Kumar - from the DAV Centenary Public School in Una, were arrested by the crime branch after lengthy investigations and questioning. The Police today said Rakesh Kumar was also found to be involved in the mathematics paper being leaked before the March 28 examination. He confessed during questioning about his alleged involvement, the police claimed. Further details were awaited. The economics paper was leaked on March 23 - three days before the exam date - in Himachal Pradesh's Una town and was shared on social networking site WhatsApp by at least 40 groups. Rakesh Kumar had been teaching economics at the DAV school for the last eight years. He was the centre superintendent of the Jawahar Navodaya Public School in Una, where the CBSE exams were being held. Amit Sharma and Ashok Kumar worked at the DAV school as a clerk and a peon respectively. The economics paper leak was exposed after an envelope containing four images of a hand-written copy of the question paper was delivered to the CBSE Headquarters in Delhi on the evening March 26, the day of the exam. On March 30, the Central Board of Secondary Education announced it would re-conduct the Class 12 economics exam throughout the country on April 25. The police has registered two cases in connection with the matter. The first case relating to the leak of the economics paper was filed on March 27, while the other on the mathematics paper leak was lodged on March 28.

Teacher who leaked CBSE Class XII eco paper also leaked Class X math paper, say police

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Hindu man shot dead by unidentified gunmen in Pakistan's Balochistan

Teacher who leaked CBSE Class XII eco paper also leaked Class X math paper, say police