The residence of a senior Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) official fell victim to a burglary during the recent Eid ul Adha holidays.
The incident took place at his government-allocated house located in Islamabad’s G-7/4 area where gold and other valuables worth millions of rupees were stolen.
The Abpara Police Station has registered a case and launched a thorough investigation into the matter.
A copy of the First Information Report (FIR), which is available with ProPakistani, sheds light on the extensive list of items that were reported stolen from the official’s house. The total estimated worth of all stolen items including gold is Rs. 1.39 crore.
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Hoarding dollars
And excessively spending on makeup.
Pak army walon nay chori kia hoga or kis nay karna ha chori
Teri tuiee maar k bhagay hain lgta Pak Army walay 9 May ko 😂
لگتا ھے تیری فوج والوں نے کافی بجائی ھے۔کہیں یوتھیا یا یوتھن تو نہیں ھے تو
لگتا ہے تیری پیدائش میں فوج کا ہاتھ ہے 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Where is the list wich attached in post
Now it’s not showing.
Must be the neighbours mentioned in news
سرکاری ملازم کے پاس ڈیڑھ کروڑ کی چیزیں کدھر سے آگئیں ۔ پہلے اس سے یہ پوچھیں
سرکاری ملازمت اور اتنا پیسہ۔۔۔۔۔۔۔کہاں سے آیا۔۔۔۔یہ بھی تحقیق ہونی چاہیے ۔۔۔۔
یا پھر جس نے حرام کا پیسہ دیا اس ہی نے دوسرے طریقے سے واپس لے لیا۔۔۔
The stolen items included gold ornaments of 35 tolas, worth around Rs8.285 million. Several weapons including a hunting gun worth Rs1.4 million, a Winchester shotgun worth Rs500,000 and a Kalashnikov worth Rs220,000 were included in the stolen items. A laptop worth over half a million rupees was also reported missing.
The PTA official had five watches at his home worth Rs800,000, five cell phones worth Rs200,000, seven ‘imported’ sunglasses worth Rs250,000, perfumes and other cosmetics worth Rs450,000 and a suitcase full of valuables worth Rs150,000. The stolen items also included a pen worth Rs100,000.
Gandapur reported that the robbers also stole cash, including Rs300,000 in Pakistani currency, USD800 (Pakistani = Rs225,000 approximately), and Saudi currency of the value of Rs80,000.
FIR should only be registered if the stolen valuables were officially declared as his assets.