Sucha Soorma's family skeptical of police report on his death.

Family believes he was killed by police.

The family of Sucha Soorma, the man who was killed by police in Abbottabad on Tuesday, is skeptical of the police report on his death.

The police report claims that Soorma was killed in a shootout with police after he attacked them with a knife. However, the family believes that he was killed in cold blood.

"We don't believe the police report," said Soorma's brother, Muhammad Usman. "We believe that he was killed by police."

The family's skepticism is based on several factors.

• First, they say that Soorma was not armed when he was killed.
• Second, they say that he was shot in the back.
• Third, they say that the police have a history of violence against civilians.

Police stand by their report.

The police stand by their report on Soorma's death.

"We are confident that our investigation was thorough and that our report is accurate," said a police spokesman.

The police spokesman said that Soorma was armed with a knife when he was killed.

He also said that Soorma was shot in the chest, not the back.

The police spokesman said that the police have no history of violence against civilians.

Independent investigation demanded.

The family of Sucha Soorma is demanding an independent investigation into his death.

"We want to know the truth about what happened," said Soorma's brother, Muhammad Usman.

The family has filed a complaint with the National Human Rights Commission of Pakistan.

The commission has said that it will investigate the complaint.