Key Points:
- A citizen told an open court he paid Rs 3.6 million for a car he never received.
- The citizen said he had video evidence of the payment.
- DIG Operations Faisal Kamran ordered the SHO Hanjarwal to act on the evidence.
- A full investigation through CCTV, geo-fencing and other means was directed.
- Citizens also raised inheritance property disputes at the open court.
LAHORE: A citizen told the deputy inspector general of police (operations) at an open court that he had paid Rs 3.6 million for a car he never received, police said.
The citizen said he had paid the amount to buy a car through OLX. The owner of the car later denied receiving the money and disappeared, police said.
The citizen said he had video evidence of the payment, police said.
DIG orders action
DIG Operations Faisal Kamran took immediate notice of the complaint and ordered the station house officer of Hanjarwal to act in light of the evidence, police said.
He directed a full investigation through CCTV footage, geo-fencing and other investigative means, police said.
He ordered the arrest of those involved and the recovery of the money if fraud is proven, police said.
Those who devour citizens’ hard-earned money will be brought before the law, DIG Operations Faisal Kamran said.
Inheritance disputes raised
Citizens also raised complaints about inheritance property disputes at the open court, police said.
DIG Operations Faisal Kamran directed the station house officers of North Cantt and Batapur to take legal action, police said.
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