German National Seeks DIG's Help Over Death Threats

Key Points

A German national complained at the khuli kachehri that his brothers-in-law had threatened to kill him
Faisal Kamran assured the overseas Pakistani of full protection in Lahore and referred the Islamabad matter to the Interior Ministry
An elderly man and a harassed woman were also ordered protection as officers were directed to act on the day’s complaints

LAHORE: A German national has sought protection from Lahore police after his brothers-in-law allegedly threatened to kill him.

According to the police handout, the overseas Pakistani brought his complaint to the open court of DIG Operations Lahore Faisal Kamran. The DIG assured him of complete protection in Lahore.

Citizens sit in the hall as DIG Operations Lahore holds a khuli kachehri in Lahore

A citizen stands before DIG Operations Lahore Faisal Kamran with his complaint at the khuli kachehri

Citizens attend the khuli kachehri held by DIG Operations Lahore Faisal Kamran in Lahore

Police officers stand by as citizens present complaints at the DIG Operations Lahore khuli kachehri

The handout said the Islamabad side of the matter had been referred to the Interior Ministry. SP Civil Lines, SP Iqbal Town and SP Model Town were present at the session.

The spokesman said citizens brought complaints of threats, harassment, domestic violence and property disputes to the session.

In one complaint, an elderly father accused his sons of violence against him. The DIG ordered SP Civil Lines to provide the elderly citizen complete protection.

Another citizen complained that a private housing society had taken his money but not given him a plot. Faisal Kamran directed SP Iqbal Town to settle the matter on merit.

On a complaint of forgery, the DIG directed SHO South Cantt to act in the light of the evidence.

A woman complained of harassment by her former in-laws. The DIG ordered SHO Burki to provide her protection.

On complaints of domestic violence, harassment and threats, the SHOs of Factory Area and Mustafa Town were directed to act at once.

Faisal Kamran said action on citizens’ complaints would be prompt and in accordance with the law.

The DIG said the khuli kachehri was held six days a week from 1pm to 3pm. He said he also held an online khuli kachehri on Facebook at 12 noon on Sundays.

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