Theft at FIA Zonal Office: Foreign Currency Worth 10 Crores Stolen
Islamabad, Pakistan – In a shocking incident, foreign currency worth 10 crores and other valuable goods have been stolen from the FIA Zonal Office in Islamabad. The theft was reported in a local newspaper, Daily Ummat, on June 14, 2024.
According to sources, the stolen items include a large amount of foreign currency and other valuable goods. The incident has raised concerns about the security of sensitive offices in the capital city.
The Senate Standing Committee on Interior has taken notice of the incident and has requested a report from the Ministry of Interior. The committee’s chairman, Senator Faisal Saleem Rahman, has sought a detailed report on the case, including the investigation status and any actions taken so far.
The FIA has launched an investigation into the incident, but no arrests have been made yet. The agency has promised to leave no stone unturned in investigating the theft and bringing the perpetrators to justice.
This incident has raised questions about the security of sensitive offices in Islamabad and the ability of law enforcement agencies to protect them.
Investigation Underway
The FIA has launched an investigation into the theft and is working to identify the culprits. The agency has promised to keep the public informed of any significant developments in the case.
Senate Committee Seeks Report
The Senate Standing Committee on Interior has sought a detailed report on the case from the Ministry of Interior. The committee’s chairman, Senator Faisal Saleem Rahman, has requested a thorough investigation into the incident.
Security Concerns
This incident has raised concerns about the security of sensitive offices in Islamabad. The government has promised to take measures to ensure the security of such offices.
