RAWALPINDI: A robbery has been reported at the residence of former prime minister and senior Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader Raja Pervaiz Ashraf in Dhok Amb, Jatli, Rawalpindi. Household items, including air conditioners, doors and windows, were reportedly stolen from the property.

According to police, the incident came to light after several items were found missing from the residence. Locks at different locations were also reportedly found broken. The circumstances have raised questions about how the premises were accessed and how the stolen items were removed.

A First Information Report (FIR) has been registered at Jatli Police Station. The case was filed on an application submitted by Tayyab Fazal, the personal secretary to Raja Pervaiz Ashraf. The report lists several household items allegedly taken from the property.

The stolen items reportedly include three air conditioners, two doors and two windows. Carpets, crockery, decorative pieces and a grass-cutting machine were also listed in the FIR. Police sources have estimated the total value of the missing property at approximately Rs270,000.

Domestic Worker Reportedly Missing

The FIR also mentions a domestic worker assigned to the residence who is allegedly missing. According to police sources, personnel deployed at the property said the worker had been absent since the previous night.

The worker’s mobile phone was reportedly switched off when attempts were made to contact him. However, his reported absence does not establish his involvement in the incident. Investigators will need to examine the available evidence before determining whether he has any connection to the reported robbery.

The circumstances surrounding the missing household items remain under investigation. Police have registered the case and are expected to examine the scene and relevant details. The investigation will aim to establish how the premises were entered and who may have removed the property.

Questions Raised Over Security Arrangements

The reported robbery at Raja Pervaiz Ashraf’s residence has raised concerns about security at the property. The alleged theft involved several bulky household items, including doors and windows. Their removal has prompted questions about how the incident occurred without being detected.

Authorities have not announced any confirmed arrests or disclosed the identities of suspected perpetrators in the information provided. The reported value of the stolen property remains an estimate attributed to police sources.

The investigation is ongoing, and further details may emerge as police examine the case. Officials will need to establish the sequence of events and verify the allegations recorded in the FIR.

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For now, the reported burglary remains under investigation at Jatli Police Station. The findings will help determine how the items went missing and whether anyone should face legal action.