Key Points:
- Police recovered an abducted minor girl in Millat Town and arrested the accused.
- SHO Sadar arrested a liquor seller and seized 300 bottles of liquor.
- Five gamblers were arrested with stake money, ludo dice and betting slips.
- Two domestic servants were arrested for stealing jewellery from their employer’s house.
- A man was arrested in Sadar Samundri for taking a woman’s gold on a false promise of sending her son abroad.
- Police arrested 17 drug dealers and recovered more than nine kilograms of charas, one kilogram 800 grams of heroin and 292 litres of liquor.
- SHO Millat Town Ali Akbar arrested a two-member gang involved in robbery incidents.
FAISALABAD: Police on Thursday recovered a minor girl who had been abducted and arrested the accused during a crackdown on criminal elements across the district, police said.
SHO Millat Town Ali Akbar arrested the accused from Millat Town and recovered the girl safely, police said.
The family appreciated the services of Faisalabad Police on the safe recovery of the girl, a police spokesperson said.
The CPO said there would be no compromise on the protection of women and children and the accused would be given due punishment under the law.




Liquor consignment seized in Sadar
SHO Sadar Muhammad Ali arrested a liquor seller and recovered 300 bottles of liquor from his possession, police said.
The arrested accused was being interrogated about his accomplices and the supply network of the liquor trade, a police spokesperson said.
The CPO said those involved in the liquor trade would not escape the grip of the law.
Five gamblers arrested
Police arrested five men who were busy gambling with ludo dice and betting slips, police said.
Police recovered the stake money, ludo dice, betting slips and a sheet from the possession of the arrested men.
The CPO said the campaign would continue until criminal elements were eliminated from society.
Two servants arrested for house theft
SHO Millat Town Ali Akbar arrested two domestic servants accused of stealing jewellery and other valuables from their employer’s house in his absence, police said.
Investigation was under way to recover the stolen property from the arrested accused, a police spokesperson said.
Man arrested for gold fraud in Sadar Samundri
SHO Sadar Samundri Muhammad Adnan arrested a man accused of taking gold worth hundreds of thousands of rupees from a woman on the pretext of sending her son abroad, police said.
The CPO said those who breach the trust of citizens would be given due punishment.
17 drug dealers arrested in crackdown
Police arrested 17 drug dealers in operations across the district during the last 24 hours, police said.
More than nine kilograms of charas, one kilogram 800 grams of heroin and 292 litres of liquor were recovered from the arrested men, a police spokesperson said. The seized drugs and liquor were worth millions of rupees.
The CPO said keeping the young generation safe from drugs was among the priorities of the police, adding that the crackdown against drug dealers would be intensified further.
Two-member robbery gang arrested
SHO Millat Town Ali Akbar arrested both members of a gang involved in robbery incidents, police said.
According to police, the two accused had entered the house of a citizen and snatched cash and a mobile phone.
Cash, a mobile phone and weapons were recovered from the arrested men, police said.
A police spokesperson said the arrested men were being interrogated further for disclosures about the incidents.
The CPO said full-scale operations against gangs involved in such serious crimes were continuing.
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