William Fraser (British India civil servant)

"[4] His bungalow, a low domed structure in lemon yellow colour was situated near Kashmere Gate area, behind St. James Church.

The assassination was done due to Shamsuddin being aggrieved at Fraser's espousal of his brother's claims in a property dispute.

[6] Nawab Shamsuddin Ahmed Khan, the ruler of Loharu and Ferozepur Jhirka and father of noted Mughal poet, Daagh Dehlvi was hanged in connection with the murder.

His death is mentioned in the Delhi Book (1844) of Sir Thomas Metcalfe, a subsequent agent at the Mughal imperial court.

[1] Today William Fraser's bungalow houses the Office of Chief Engineer Northern Railways (Construction) and has restricted entry.