Punjab Police in Daska have arrested a man for impersonating a Pakistan Army colonel. The suspect tried to influence Assistant Commissioner Sadia Jaffer’s decision in a land dispute case.
According to officials, the accused contacted the AC by phone. He falsely claimed to be a serving army officer and asked her to intervene in the property matter. He also sent several messages to pressure her.
AC Sadia Jaffer became suspicious due to grammatical errors and inconsistencies in the caller’s communication. The impersonator even said his “representative” would visit her office. This raised more doubts about his identity.
After receiving the complaint, Punjab Police launched an investigation. They traced the suspect’s phone number and location, which led to his arrest.
The accused now faces charges of impersonation, fraud, and trying to interfere with government procedures. Punjab Police officials said they are committed to protecting public servants from such fraud.
This arrest highlights the vigilance of Punjab Police in cracking down on fake officials and protecting the integrity of government processes. The police department urges citizens to report any suspicious activity immediately.
Punjab Police continue to take strict action against fraud and impersonation cases. They have assured the public that no attempt to mislead or threaten government officials will be tolerated.
This case also serves as a reminder to verify identities when dealing with officials. Punjab Police stress the importance of awareness and caution to prevent such incidents.
The suspect’s arrest is part of ongoing efforts to maintain law and order in the region. Punjab Police remain vigilant to ensure justice and safety for all citizens.
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