Two computers have been stolen from the Supreme Court of Pakistan, the country’s highest judicial body. The incident was reported by Geo News’ Arfa Feroz Zaki, and an FIR was filed at the Secretariat police station at the request of the Supreme Court’s IT director.
The stolen computers, comprising CPUs and LCDs, were valued at PKR 600,000 and were reported missing from a room on the court’s third floor. CCTV footage led to suspicions involving two court employees, Zahid Iqbal, a driver for the Chief Justice, and Faisal Khan, a Naib Qasid.
Zahid Iqbal has since been arrested while authorities continue searching for Faisal Khan. Police are actively investigating the case, conducting raids to locate the second suspect.
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The incident has raised concerns about security within the Supreme Court premises, and further investigations are ongoing.
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