RAWALPINDI — Household goods valued at millions of rupees were reportedly stolen from the Rawalpindi residence of former prime minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf, police said, with a domestic worker assigned to the property reported missing in the aftermath.
Break-in at Dhok Amb Residence
According to police, the incident occurred at Ashraf’s home in Dhok Amb, in the Jatli area of Rawalpindi. A case has been registered at Jatli Police Station on the complaint of the senior Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader’s personal secretary, Tayyab Fazal.
Stolen Items and Damage
The first information report (FIR) lists the stolen property as follows:
- Three air conditioners
- Two doors and two windows
- Carpets and crockery
- Decorative items
- A grass-cutting machine
Broken locks were also found at several locations inside the residence, indicating forced entry, according to the FIR.
Worker Absent Since Previous Night
The FIR further states that a domestic worker assigned to the former prime minister’s residence is reportedly missing. Police personnel deployed on duty at the property said the worker had been absent since the previous night and that his mobile phone was switched off.
Valuation and Investigation
Police sources estimated the value of the stolen property at approximately Rs270,000. Authorities have registered the case and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident, including the disappearance of the worker.
