Loading weather…

Bondi attack terrorist was from Indian Hyderabad,  Indian police confirm.

⏱ 2 minute read
Bondi beach shooters

The Indian police confirmed on Wednesday that the alleged Bondi attack terrorist Sajid Akram was from the Southern Indian city of Hyderabad. The police also said that the family members were not aware of Sajid’s radical mindset.

The Telangana police stated that the man carried out the attack with his son, completed his commerce degree from Hyderabad, the state capital, and a major hub of technology.

Sajid Akram moved to Australia in November 1998 to find a job there. According to the details, he is married to a European woman. He is the father of a son and a daughter.

The  police mentioned in their statement that Sajid Akram visited India six times in this time period  regarding family and property matters. However, after his father’s death, Sajid Akram did not return.

Also Read, Bondi Beach shooter turned out to be Indian origin

The Bondi Beach shooter Sajid Akram, turned out to be Indian origin, according to the colleague of the shooter.

Australian media has shown footage of the colleague of Sajid Akram (50), who was killed in the police shootout, as saying that Sajid Akram was an Indian origin while his spouse was Italian.

Indian media which had launched a tirade of propaganda by saying that the father son duo shooters, Naveed Akram and Sajid Akram were Pakistani nationals. The propaganda was debunked by Pakistani authorities who said that there was no record of the father son duo being Pakistani nationals.

Posts List

Schools closed until August 31? Education department issues clarification

Schools across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are set to reopen on Aug. 17 after the provincial education…

August 16, 2026

RAW funds Indian vlogger’s Pak-Afghan border filming

An Indian travel vlogger’s recent visit to Afghanistan has triggered a political and security debate…

August 16, 2026

Journalism or vulgarity? BBC chasing views with controversial content aimed at Pakistan

The BBC has come under criticism in Pakistan over the volume and presentation of articles…

August 16, 2026

Iran’s hold on Hormuz puts Trump administration in Diplomatic and Economic bind

Iran’s growing leverage over the Strait of Hormuz is creating a difficult test for the…

August 16, 2026
Scroll to Top