Faisalabad Police Returns Rs 6.5 Million Recovered Property to Owners

CPO Faisalabad Tanveer Hussain handed over Rs 6.5 million in recovered cash and valuables to their owners.
Seven robbers were arrested using modern technology; cash, jewellery and watches were recovered.
Airport police seized 11.3kg of charas worth lakhs; four kite flyers were also arrested.
Foolproof security arrangements were made for churches across Faisalabad.

FAISALABAD: Under the leadership of CPO Faisalabad Tanveer Hussain, Faisalabad Police achieved a major success by recovering stolen property worth over Rs 6.5 million and returning it to its rightful owners.

The CPO handed over the recovered property to the owners at the Police Lines Community Engagement Centre. SP Madina Division Azhar Iqbal, ASP UT and SHO Sargodha Road were present on the occasion.

Robbers had stopped a car on Sheikhupura Road and snatched Rs 4.6 million from citizen Shehzad at gunpoint. In another incident, cash, gold jewellery, watches, mobile phones and other items were looted from the house of Muhammad Furqanullah Zafar.

A team was formed under SP Madina Division Azhar Javed to arrest the culprits. The SHO used modern technology and professional strategy to arrest seven accused involved in the robberies.

Cash, jewellery and other looted items were recovered from the accused. The stolen property was handed over to the complainants, who expressed happiness and thanked CPO Tanveer Hussain and Faisalabad Police.

For excellent performance, the CPO appreciated SP Madina Division and SHO Ghazi Rizwan Javed. He said there is no place in Faisalabad for criminals who loot citizens’ savings.

11.3kg Charas Seized at Airport

Faisalabad Police continued its vigorous campaign against the menace of drugs. SHO Airport Mansoor Sadiq recovered over 11kg of charas worth lakhs of rupees in a successful operation.

The accused Shakeel was arrested with 11.3kg of charas in his possession. Airport police registered a case against the accused and started investigating the backtrack sources to trace the supply network.

CPO Tanveer Hussain said drug dealers would be brought to justice and the campaign would continue until the last dealer is caught. Those involved in the drug trade would face the strictest punishment, he added.

Kite Flying Crackdown Continues

Police continued operations against those involved in the bloody sport of kite flying across the city. Four accused were arrested in operations conducted in different areas.

The accused were identified as Hassan, Ahmad Ali, Imran and others. A large number of kites and chemical string were recovered from their possession.

Cases were registered against the arrested accused and investigation has been started. The CPO urged parents to keep their children away from this dangerous sport.

He said those who endanger citizens’ lives would not be tolerated under any circumstances. Kite flying with chemical string has claimed many innocent lives in the past.

Foolproof Church Security in Faisalabad

Faisalabad Police made foolproof security arrangements for worship at churches across the city. Additional police personnel have been deployed at all churches.

Senior police officers are personally remaining in the field and checking church security duties. The force has been kept fully alert in view of the law and order situation.

Strict checking is underway through walk-through gates, metal detectors and Safe City cameras. CPO Tanveer Hussain said Faisalabad Police is always working for the rights and protection of minorities.

He said all resources are being utilised to ensure peace during religious worship. The CPO directed that no negligence in security duty would be tolerated.