Staff Report
LAHORE: Unidentified robbers stole foreign currency worth millions of Pakistani rupees from Pakistan’s former all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez’s house in Lahore on Tuesday, local media reported.
According to the details, the intruders stormed into the cricketer’s house from the rare entrance before breaking into the former cricketer’s room to steal foreign currency worth millions of Pakistani rupees.
Following the unfortunate incident, the uncle of Mohammad Hafeez’s wife lodged First Information Report (FIR) at the Defence Police Station.
As per the FIR, the robbers looted foreign currency – $20,000, 4,000 Pounds, 3,000 Euros, and 5,000 AED – alongside the cricketer’s wife’s jewellery.
Mohammad Hafeez represents Quetta Gladiators in PSL 8
The incident left Mohammad Hafeez, and his family disturbed and terrified. It is a sad reminder of how defenseless even the most influential figures are in the face of illegal behaviour.
Following the incident, Hafeez filed a report with the Defense Police Station, appealing to the authorities to quickly nab the culprits and recover the stolen currency and products.
Notably, Hafeez is currently in Rawalpindi, representing Quetta Gladiators in the ongoing Pakistan Super League (PSL) season eight, while his wife is also in the capital city.
Meanwhile, the police have started the investigation after taking the CCTV footage into the record.
