Eleven police officials booked after mistaken raid on AGP Mansoor Awan’s residence
Most outlets reported that eleven police officials, including a station house officer (SHO), were booked following a mistaken raid on the Lahore residence of Attorney General Mansoor Awan. The framing was largely consistent, with both excerpts highlighting the number of officials involved and the nature of the incident as a mistaken raid. The use of the term “charge-sheeted” in one excerpt was not mirrored in the other, but both confirmed the officials were booked. No additional details or differing angles were present in the provided excerpts.
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SHO among 11 cops booked over raid on AGP Mansoor Awan's house in Lahore
LAHORE: Eleven police officials, including the station house officer (SHO) of Sarwar Road police station, have been booked and charge-sheeted after they allegedly raided the residence of Attorney General for Pakistan Mansoor Awan in Lahore and harassed household staff, exceeding their lawful authority. According to the police, the SHO, Irfan, has obtained interim bail from a court. According to...
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SHO among 11 cops booked for mistaken raid on AGP Awan’s residence
At least 11 police officials, including a station house officer (SHO), were booked following a mistaken raid at the Lahore residence of Attorney General of Pakistan (AGP) Mansoor Usman Awan, Punjab police said on Tuesday. According to police, the raiding party had information about a neighbouring house but mistakenly entered AGP Awan’s residence during the […]
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