Police have filed a theft case after a reported break-in at the home of former prime minister Raja Pervez Ashraf in Dhok Amb, located within the Jatli area of Rawalpindi.
The complaint was lodged by Ashraf's personal secretary, Tayyab Fazal, prompting officers at Jatli police station to formally register the incident.
While the house lies in Dhok Amb under the jurisdiction of Jatli police, the report does not specify when the theft happened, how the property was accessed, or which items were taken.
Registering the case initiates the legal process; investigators may review the details in the complaint and collect further information.
Raja Pervez Ashraf served as Pakistan's prime minister from 2012 to 2013 and remains a prominent political figure, which has drawn public interest to the alleged theft.
At present, no information has been released regarding the loss's value, any suspects, arrests, or evidence gathered, and the investigation's progress remains unclear.
Authorities have not provided additional findings, and future updates may clarify the incident's specifics, the items involved, and any investigative developments.
