The Case of Harassment of a Woman is Being Investigated By The Inquiry Committee

 The Case of Harassment of a Woman is Being Investigated By The Inquiry Committee

Ahmed Shameel News | 19 August 2021


LAHORE: The Punjab Police Inquiry Committee is investigating the incident of harassment of a woman at Minar Pakistan.

According to the Lahore Police spokesperson, the inquiry committee is headed by Additional IG Safe City Authority Sardar Ali Khan and the inquiry committee is scrutinizing various videos and all the evidence on social media.

He said that coordination and follow-up with NADRA was underway to identify the perpetrators of the violence while geo-fencing was also being used to identify and arrest the suspects.
According to the spokesman, all the accused involved in the incident will be arrested as soon as possible and will be punished.

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