LAHORE – The residence of Pakistani influencer and singer Asad Ishaq, known as Sid Rapper, was reportedly targeted in a burglary. The incident took place while he was out of the country.
According to Lahore police, unknown suspects broke into the house and stole valuables. The stolen items include cash, jewelry, and other expensive belongings. Authorities believe the total loss amounts to millions of rupees.
Police teams reached the scene soon after the incident was reported. Forensic experts also arrived and collected evidence from different parts of the house. Officials are now analyzing the material to identify those involved.
A video shared on social media showed the condition of the house after the break-in. The footage revealed that rooms were left in disarray. Furniture and personal items were scattered across the property.
In the same video, a person can be heard explaining the situation. The individual claimed that neighbors had noticed unusual activity at the house. However, they did not take it seriously. They reportedly assumed it was part of content creation linked to Sid Rapper.
The case has been officially registered at the request of the influencer’s wife. Police have started a formal investigation into the matter. Authorities are using CCTV footage from nearby areas to trace the suspects.
Senior police officials have also taken notice of the incident. SP Cantt has instructed SDPO Barkee to ensure quick progress in the case. Officers have been directed to arrest those responsible as soon as possible.
So far, no arrests have been made. However, police say they are following multiple leads. Investigators are confident that the suspects will be identified through available evidence.
The burglary has raised concerns about security in residential areas. It also highlights the risks faced by public figures like Sid Rapper when away from home.
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Authorities have urged citizens to remain alert and report any suspicious activity. The investigation is ongoing, and further updates are expected soon.
