Woman Expat Gets Her Property Back from Illegal Occupants With Lahore Police’s Help

LAHORE– Lahore Police, in continuation of its crackdown against land grabbers and goons, have retrieved occupied property worth Rs10 million of an old Overseas Pakistani lady from the illegal occupants.

North Cantt Police retrieved the house of the Musqat based Overseas Pakistani lady.

According to the details, the old lady leased her house to some people in North Cantt area for the period of one year but the leasers occupied the property of the overseas lady in her absence after the expiry of lease agreement.

The occupants refused to vacate the house, harass her and stole the valuables worth eleven lac rupees from her house.

The lady contacted Anti Qabza Cell of Capital City Police Headquarters with a written complaint against the occupants for redressal of her grievance.

CCPO Lahore Additional IG Ghulam Mahmood Dogar directed the concerned officers to review the case and take action according to law.

Accordingly, the SDPO North Cantt took prompt action against the illegal occupants and retrieved the possession of the house. Police handed over the possession of the house to the old overseas Pakistani lady and registered an FIR against the culprits.

Overseas lady and her family members, in a meeting with CCPO Lahore Additional IG Ghulam Mahmood Dogar, thanked him for the speedy justice provided to her on his orders and presented him flowers bouquet as token of their gratitude.

The overseas Pakistani family has lauded the vision of Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan and Chief Minister Punjab Sardar Usman Buzdar as well as continuous efforts of Capital City Police Chief Ghulam Mahmood Dogar to make provincial capital free of Badmash Mafia and land grabbers.

CCPO Dogar said that Lahore police has been dealing with iron hands to those who have illegally possessed the land and property of poor citizens.

Anti Qabza Mafia Cell as well as a dedicated non- emergency Helpline 1242 established at CCPO office have been making all out efforts for redress of grievances of citizens affected from land grabbers and criminals, he concluded.— PRESS RELEASE