Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Nazir Ahmad (Burewala resident)
It is weird that the article name says "honour" while "honor" is the spelling used exclusively in the article, contrary to . Per  it is completely unacceptable to state flatly that he killed 4 daughters, when there is no reference stating that he was found guilty. Even then, it is would be more encyclopedic to state that someone was convicted of a crime than that they committed the crime. Google News archive shows  stories in the "western" press only from December 24-25 of 2005, with no followup. Someone with access to and able to read the Pakistan press might be able to confirm followup. There is no evidence that it is common for a man in that country to kill his four daughters, as it asserted above, even if there are reportedly over 200 honor killings a year in Pakistan. If a man killed four daughters who were from the U.S. or the U.K., it would be an article with more refs and edits than Laci Peterson or Disappearance of Madeleine McCann. Undecided pending followup as to subsequent press coverage which did not jump from Pakistan's papers to the AP
— User:Edison, 18:05, 7 October 2008 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:ENGVAR||WP:BLP (Wikipedia:Manual of Style)