4 Islamabad Police Officials Booked for Allegedly Looting Citizens

Police have registered a case against four police authorities, including a former station house officer (SHO), for allegedly looting cash and valuables worth more than Rs.

Key points

• The case was eventually registered under Sections 506(ii), 427, 190, 166 and 167.
• According to the FIR, the incident took place at Owais's dera in Islamabad's Sector F-12 on August 19.
• Sumbal Police Station registered the FIR on Owais Butt's complaint after the Islamabad High Court ordered them to do so.
• Khawar allegedly discovered police office-holders and two other individuals searching the property and breaking doors.
• Owais alleged that police additionally registered a false case against him over the quarrel.

Sumbal Police Station registered the FIR on Owais Butt's complaint after the Islamabad High Court ordered them to do so. Govt Moves Forward With Rs. 17 Billion Highway Project in KP.

According to the FIR, the incident took place at Owais's dera in Islamabad's Sector F-12 on August 19. After which his cousin, Khawar Butt, reached the premises, a guest called him to report a quarrel between his servants and neighbors.

Khawar allegedly discovered police office-holders and two other individuals searching the property and breaking doors. When he objected, the SHO allegedly held him at gunpoint and snatched his mobile phone.

Meanwhile, the suspects allegedly took Rs. 475, 000 in cash and valuables worth Rs. 1 million before taking Khawar to the police station. He was published the after morning.

Owais alleged that police additionally registered a false case against him over the quarrel. He obtained bail before arrest the next day, and the court afterwards quashed the case after its complainant expressed ignorance concerning it. Japan Inaugurates Flood-Resilient Road in Murree.

Owais then petitioned a court to seek a case against the police authorities and the other suspects. He remarked police failed to register the FIR despite a court order, prompting him to approach the Islamabad High Court.

In practice, the case was eventually registered under Sections 506(ii), 427, 190, 166 and 167. These provisions concern criminal intimidation, property damage, threats intended to prevent someone from seeking official protection, and public servants disobeying the law or preparing incorrect documents with intent to cause injury. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover. Follow on Google News Join WhatsApp. See more ProPakistani stories in Google Search and Top Stories.

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