The Lahore police have summoned former PTI leader Fawad Chaudhry next week in a case pertaining to the vandalism of the Jinnah House (Corps Commanders House) following ex-prime minister Imran Khan’s arrest.
In a statement, the police declared the evidence obtained as sufficient for the investigation. They have claimed that suspects made important revelations during an investigation into the cases registered related to May 9.
Several people attacked state buildings and military installations when Khan was arrested in a graft case last year. The police arrested many people in a crackdown on supporters of PTI.
Fawad, who is now part of the Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party after quitting the PTI, would be investigated in light of the evidence of inciting people to vandalism, the police said.
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According to the statements of the suspects, the police said that there is evidence of Fawad’s involvement in the incidents.
Legal DSP Ahmad Usman has conveyed his written opinion to the higher officers. Organiser Crime DIG Imran Kishore and Investigation DIG Zeeshan Asfar will record the statement of Fawad.
