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ISLAMABAD: A significant increase was seen in criminal cases in the capital, with 76 cases of auto theft, 63 mobile snatched and 15 cases of theft reported to the city’s different police stations during the last week.

According to the data gathered by Business Recorder auto thieves stole or snatched 76 vehicles including 64 motorbikes and 12 cars from different localities of the federal capital.

In the same period, criminal gangs were most active within the limits of Karachi Company, Industrial Area, Koral, Ramna, Aabpara, Kohsar, and Margalla police stations.

During the last week 12 cases of mobile snatching, nine cases of motorbike and car theft were reported to the Karachi Company police station.

Further, the Industrial Area police station registered nine cases of mobile snatching, seven cases of auto theft, and one case of robbery during the last week.

Similarly, nine motorbikes were stolen and armed men snatched mobile phones from five people in the limits of Ramna police station during the last week.

Eight motorbikes and two vehicles were lifted and armed men snatched four mobile phones in the limits of the Aabpara police station.

Five vehicles including four motorbikes were lifted; armed men snatched cash form one person and snatched mobile phones from three people in the limits of Koshar police station.

The bikes stolen during the last week bearing registration numbers: STN-5662 of Shamsheer Ali, a bike of Raheel Ahmed, a bike of Muhammad Usama, BQL-96 of Usama Ahmed, a bike of Qasim Khalid, RIP-8515 of Qasir Bati, RNK-9983 of Syed Noor, RIN-2774 of Aamir Hussain, BMQ-110 of Umair Nazir, JM-105 of an employee of PM secretariat, AGL-5207 of Ali Raza, CBL-776 of Muhammad Yaqub, a bike Muhammad Bilal, KWM-7865 of Muhammad Rizwan, a bike of Hassan Ali, RIL-2051 of Muhammad Shafiqu, AGM-119 of Muhammad Usman, BYL-252 of Jebron Zia, RIP-7883 of Faisal Ahmed, STK-1185 of Shehbaz Ali, AVL-124 of Shehzad Muhammad, RIV-3562 of Misal Ahmed, a bike of Tahir Mehmood, CDR-637 of Shehzad Ahmed, ABS-1912 of Aamir Sultan, RIQ-390 of Khawer Sohail, and a bike of Muhammad Ahsan.

AHB-3858 of Abdul Majid, a bike of Muhammad Umer Farooq, CAP-228 of Taqi Abbas, AOQ-282 of Muhammad Hassan, CCM-518 of Abdul Waheed, V-248 of Fahim Qayyum, CDM-420 of Abdur Rafiq, CAM-166 of Mudasar Ahmad, BHL-731 of Muhammad Ilyas, BFP-4 of Fawad Ghani, BLL-821 of Muhammad Usman, Aqn-7138 of Asmat Ullah, AKQ-987 of Muhammad Aslam, BZP-790 of Abdul Shakoork, a bike of Shehzad Khan, a bike of Shehryar, BIX-2358 of Shehbaz, a bike of Imran Khan, RIW-732 of Nisar Hussain, BEP-530 of Blah Khalid, DGO-6690 of Muhammad Ali, BMNP-266 of Zahoor Alam, RIV-9487 of Zeeshan, STL-6389 of Shah Khaleem, BPS-108 of Muhammad Khursheed, RIK-7808 of Muhamad Bilal, and BCL-289 of Waseem Etibar.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2023

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