SYDENY: A fact-check has identified inconsistencies in the age and identity details of the individual linked to the shooting incident in Sydeny, Australia. According to The Jerusalem Post, the shooter was described as a 24-year-old Pakistani national, with the informati reportedly based on details obtained from a driving license.
However, the FACT CHECK revealed that the shooter involved in the attack Incident was Naveed Akram, an Afghan national and a student of Al-Murad Islamic Institute of Sydney.
In contrast, a social media profile attributed to the same individual, identified as Naveed Akram, describes him as a Pakistani electrical engineer who completed his undergraduate engineering degree between 2012 and 2016.
Typically, an undergraduate engineering program requires a minimum graduation age of 22 to 23 years.
Based on this academic timeline, an individual who graduated in 2016 would be approximately 30 to 31 years old in 2025, rather than 24.
The age reported by The Jerusalem Post does not align with the educational history presented on the referenced social media profile. This discrepancy suggests a possible error in identification or reporting and indicates the need for further clarification.
It is worth mentioning that some 13 people were killed in the shooting incident near Sydney’s Bondi beach.
The killer was also shot killed by the police in the counter attack.
It is worth mentioning that a series of militantn attacks have taken place in many countries and the militants were found to be the Afghan nationals.
Another such incident took place in the Washigton DC in an area very close to the White House. Two National Guards were killed in the militant incident. An Afghan national named Rehmanullah was captured for carrying out the militant attacks.
The Afghan militants had also launched an attack on a chinses comapny operating in Tajikistan killing three Chinese engineers.
The attack was carried out by using drones.
Denmark, Russia and many other countries have called the Taliban Regime in Afghanistan a biggest threat for the entires region.
Afghan militants have launched thousands of such attacks in Pakistan killing many innocent people.
