Former Attock city nazim laid to rest
Rana Shaukat Ali Khan, a former city nazim and journalist in Attock, Pakistan, has passed away following a long illness. His funeral was attended by numerous local political and community figures who honored his legacy in public service and journalism.
Why it matters
The death of a prominent local figure highlights the intersection of regional journalism and civic leadership in Pakistan.
Attock - Former city nazim and senior journalist Rana Shaukat Ali Khan, who died after a prolonged illness, was laid to rest in Attock on Monday amid an outpouring of grief, with a large number of relatives, journalists, politicians, lawyers, traders and people from other walks of life attending his funeral.
Among those present were MNA Sheikh Aftab Ahmad, MLA Raja Muhammad Siddique, Brig Asim Nawaz, Saleem Shehzad, Malik Riazuddin, Malik Aejaz and Advocate Malik Rabnawaz Hayat.
Rana Shaukat Ali Khan was a well-known figure in Attock, having served in the banking sector before moving into journalism and politics. He earned a reputation for his professional dedication, principled stance and outspoken views, according to those familiar with his career.
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