Masked men smash windows of Nawaz Sharif’s cars in London
Two vehicles damaged outside Avenfield House
According to London police, both vehicles were parked outside Avenfield House when the incident took place. The cars belong to Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) President Nawaz Sharif.
A spokesperson for the Sharif family said the vehicles were damaged two days before the report was published. The spokesperson described it as the third similar incident involving Nawaz Sharif’s cars in London.
The Nawaz Sharif car attack has raised fresh questions about the safety of vehicles associated with the former prime minister and his family.
CCTV footage handed over to police
The Metropolitan Police have obtained CCTV footage showing two masked young men removing window glass from the vehicles.
Police are expected to examine the footage to identify those involved. The recordings may provide clues about how the damage occurred and whether any items were stolen.
The Nawaz Sharif London incident remains under investigation, while the identities of the suspects and their possible motives are still unknown.
No further details about the suspects or the circumstances surrounding the incident were provided in the report.
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Third incident raises security concerns
The family spokesperson’s statement that this was the third similar case has added to concerns surrounding the vehicles. However, details about the previous incidents were not provided.
The Nawaz Sharif car attack has also drawn attention because the people responsible have not yet been identified. Police will need to establish what happened and whether the incidents are connected.
Damaged vehicles repaired
The damaged vehicles have since been repaired, according to the report. Nawaz Sharif travelled in one of them on Thursday, indicating that the car had returned to use.
The report did not provide details about the cost of repairs or confirm whether anything was taken from the vehicles.
