Two cars belonging to former prime minister and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader Nawaz Sharif have reportedly been vandalised in London. The vehicles sustained damage to their windows, and sections of glass were reportedly removed during the incident.
A spokesperson for the Sharif family said the damage occurred two days before the incident was reported. The spokesperson described it as the third incident involving Nawaz Sharif’s vehicles in the British capital, although details of the earlier cases remain unclear.
The incident has raised fresh concerns about the security of the former prime minister and his family during their stay in London.
Police Review CCTV Footage
According to the reported information, the Metropolitan Police have obtained CCTV recordings showing two masked young men removing glass from the vehicles.
No arrests have been confirmed so far. The identities of the suspects and the motive behind the incident remain unknown.
Investigators are expected to examine the available footage as part of their efforts to establish what happened. It has not been confirmed whether the incident was connected to Nawaz Sharif’s political position or any other dispute.
Nawaz Sharif Staying at Avenfield Apartments
Nawaz Sharif is currently staying at the family’s Avenfield Apartments in London during a visit that includes medical appointments.
The reported vandalism comes amid previous security concerns involving the Sharif family in the British capital. However, authorities have not established a connection between the latest incident and any earlier cases.
The family spokesperson referred to two previous incidents involving Nawaz Sharif’s vehicles, but it remains unclear which specific cases were being referenced.
Previous Security Concerns in London
In 2021, four unidentified men allegedly attempted to enter the office of Nawaz Sharif’s son, Hassan Nawaz, while the former prime minister was present. The incident was reported to police.
Earlier in 2026, British authorities reportedly warned members of the Sharif family about a potential violent attack following intelligence received by police.
No link has been established between that warning and the latest incident involving the vehicles.
Suspects and Motive Remain Unknown
The latest incident remains under investigation, with key questions still unanswered. Police have reportedly secured CCTV footage, but no arrests have been confirmed and the suspects’ identities remain unknown.
There is also no confirmed evidence linking the vandalism to a political motive or previous security incidents involving the family.
Further information from the Metropolitan Police or the Sharif family may clarify the circumstances surrounding the damage and whether additional security measures will be taken.
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