10 family members killed in Pakistan over marriage dispute

In a gruesome incident, at least 10 members of a family, including two children, were allegedly shot dead today over a marriage dispute by their relative - who had also killed his father and brother - in Pakistan's northwestern province.
The incident occurred in Tangi tehsil of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa when the accused Gulab Ahmed stormed his uncle's house and fired recklessly, killing 10 members of the family, local police said.
The reason behind the murders is stated to be a marriage dispute, police said.
The deceased include five women, two children and uncle of the accused besides two others.
The bodies have been shifted to Tangi Tehsil Hospital.

According to police, the accused had earlier killed four people including his father, brother and sister-in-law at his own house.

The wife of the accused had moved to her parent's house in Tangi tehsil and upon learning about the murders of their son-in-law's father and brother, the parents refused to send her back to her husband.
The refusal provoked the culprit into killing his in-laws, police said, adding that the assassin had fled the scene.
Police have started a hunt to nab the accused killer.