Key Points:
- Shad Bagh police arrest Inzamam within 24 hours over harassment of academy student
- The minor student was returning home when the rider committed indecent acts and fled
- CCTV footage showed the accused committing the acts and fleeing, the spokesman said
- FIR 2850/26 registered at Shad Bagh under sections 354 and 509(ii) of the Penal Code
- DIG Operations Faisal Kamran vows no compromise on safety of women and children
LAHORE: Police arrested a motorcycle rider accused of harassing a minor academy student within twenty-four hours.
According to the DIG Operations spokesman, the student was returning home from her academy when the rider carried out indecent acts towards her and fled.
The spokesman said the accused could be seen in CCTV footage committing the indecent acts and fleeing the scene.
The DIG Operations spokesman said Shad Bagh police arrested the accused, Inzamam, within twenty-four hours of the case.
According to the FIR, the case was registered at the Shad Bagh police station as FIR 2850/26 under sections 354 and 509(ii) of the Pakistan Penal Code.

The FIR states that the incident took place on November 4. It adds that the case was registered on November 6 on the family’s written application against an unknown motorcycle rider.
Section 354 covers assault or criminal force to a woman with intent to outrage her modesty. Section 509 covers insulting a woman’s modesty or causing sexual harassment.
DIG Operations Faisal Kamran said elements involved in the exploitation of women and children could not escape legal action. He said there would be no compromise on the safety and protection of children and women.
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