LAHORE (Daily Point) — PML-N MPA Uzma Kardar visited a local club in Lahore for swimming but faced trouble when she couldn’t find her diamond jewelry from the lockers. This led to chaos as accusations were made and the police got involved.
They searched the club, including lockers and washrooms, without informing the management, causing distress to employees and other women present.
Four girls were taken to the police station and held without clear reasons. Later, PML-N Uzma Kardar arrived with the police, claiming to have found the necklace and ring in one of the girls’ purses, but the earrings were still missing.
Four women, who were detained for allegedly stealing jewellery, have accused police of physical torture and stripping in the presence of the MPA during the investigation process. The suspects, who are employees of a private housing society club, vehemently denied any wrongdoing.
The management of Model Town Club accused Uzma Kardar of damaging the club’s reputation. They also claimed that two of the detained girls were mistreated. The management are now demanding justice for ‘harassment of girls and false theft accusations by MPA Kardar’.
The jewellery theft case was registered at the Model Town police station.
Earlier in the reports, Gold jewellery worth hundreds of thousands of rupees belonging to PML-N MPA Uzma Kardar was reportedly stolen in Lahore. The incident occurred while Kardar was swimming at a local club, and she raised suspicions towards two woman instructors and employees of the swimming facility.
The reports also stated that Uzma Kardar filed a complaint with the police stating that jewellery worth approximately Rs500,000 had been stolen during her swimming session on Thursday. Kardar mentioned that she had gone for a swim after attending an assembly session, leaving her jewellery in her purse.
She expressed suspicion towards two instructors and employees of the club, and emphasized the need for a thorough investigation into their involvement in the theft. Upon receiving the complaint, the police registered a case for the theft of the stolen gold jewellery.
