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Thieves Steal Household Items Worth Rs. 270,000 From Former PM’s House

Thieves stole household items worth approximately Rs. 270,000 from the residence of former Prime Minister and senior Pakistan People’s Party … Read More The post Thieves Steal Household Items Worth Rs. 270,000 From Former PM’s House appeared first on ProPakistani .

Thieves Steal Household Items Worth Rs. 270,000 From Former PM’s House

A theft at the former Prime Minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf's residence in Rawalpindi resulted in the loss of items estimated at Rs. 270,000. Ashraf's personal secretary filed a complaint at Jatli Police Station, prompting the filing of a theft case. The lost items comprised three air conditioners, two doors, two windows, carpets, crockery, decorative objects, and a lawn mower.

The report also mentioned broken locks scattered around the residence. A domestic employee, currently unaccounted for, had been missing since the previous night, adding to the concern. Police authorities estimated the value of the stolen possessions at Rs. 270,000 and vowed to conduct a thorough investigation, recover the stolen items, and pursue legal action against the perpetrators.

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