Law enforcement officials in Rawalpindi are investigating a burglary at the home of former Prime Minister and senior Pakistan People's Party leader Raja Pervaiz Ashraf, where thieves made off with household goods valued at approximately Rs. 270,000. Tayyab Fazal, the personal secretary of Ashraf, filed a formal complaint that led to a theft case being opened at the Jatli Police Station regarding the incident at the property located in Dhoke Amb, Jatli.
According to the First Information Report, the stolen property features three air conditioners, two doors, two windows, carpets, crockery, decorative items, and a lawn mower. Multiple locks across the house were discovered broken during the break-in.
Authorities noted that a worker employed at the former prime minister's home has gone missing. Duty officers stated that this employee stopped showing up the night before and his phone remains turned off.
Fazal urged authorities to launch a prompt inquiry, track down the missing valuables, and pursue legal measures against the culprits. Police sources placed the estimated cost of the missing items at around Rs. 270,000.
