No evidence Afghan envoy’s daughter was kidnapped: police
July 19, 2021
Foreign Minister Qureshi says PM Imran khan is personally monitoring the matter and probe will be solved soon and the reality will be brought infront of the media.
Islamabad police has told the media that they have found no evidence that the daughter of Afghanistan ambasaador was kidnapped from the capital city.
Addressing a press conference, flanked by Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi and National Security Adviser Moeed Yusuf, in Islamabad on Monday, Inspector General of Police (IGP) Islamabad Qazi Jameelur Rehman said that the authorities have formed several teams to probe the matter.
The Afghanistan's ambassador Najibullah Alikh daughter was reportedly manhandled and abducted by the unknown assailants in Islamabad last week.
Selsela Alikhil had claimed that she was “abducted and assaulted” by taxi drivers in the federal capital.
“We used our all resources for the investigation… and supported all law enforcement agencies,” said the Islamabad IGP said in today’s presser.
He said the purported abduction of Afghan envoy’s daughter was a complete “blind case” and they collected data of around 300 CCTV cameras installed in Islamabad and Rawalpindi.
The IGP of police said that he had collected the footages of al places visited by thr envoy's daughter.
As per police investigation, her abduction has not been proven yet, he maintained.
Earlier today, Foreign Minister Qureshi informed his Afghan counterpart Mohammad Haneef Atmar that the security of the Afghan embassy and consulate in Pakistan had been further enhanced.
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