Police have registered a theft case following a reported incident at the residence of former prime minister Raja Pervez Ashraf in Dhok Amb, within the Jatli area of Rawalpindi.
According to police, the case was registered at Jatli police station on the complaint of Ashraf’s personal secretary, Tayyab Fazal. The complaint brought the incident to the attention of local authorities, who formally recorded the case.
The residence is located in Dhok Amb, an area covered by Jatli police station. However, details about when the theft occurred, how the property was entered, and what items may have been taken have not been shared in the available information.
The registration of the case marks the formal start of the legal process surrounding the reported incident. Police may examine the circumstances described in the complaint and gather relevant information as part of their inquiry.
Raja Pervez Ashraf served as Pakistan’s prime minister from 2012 to 2013 and has remained a known political figure in the country. The reported theft at his residence has drawn attention because of his former position.
At this stage, no further details have been provided about the value of the reported loss, the identity of any suspected individuals, or whether any arrests have been made. Information about possible evidence and the progress of the investigation also remains unavailable.
Authorities have not shared additional findings in the information provided about the case. Further updates may clarify the circumstances of the incident, the items involved, and any developments arising from the police investigation.
