On the lines of the famous Netflix web series ‘Money Heist’, a major ‘heist’ took place in Pakistan. The special thing is that this robbery did not happen in any ordinary small place, but in the Parliament (National Assembly) and that too in broad daylight. There is a lot of discussion about this ‘robbery’ in Pakistan. Even the members of parliament there are shocked. The Speaker of the National Assembly of Pakistan even ordered an investigation into this “robbery” that took place in public. These days Pakistan, a victim of hunger, is also craving flour. The number of beggars is increasing in Pakistan, as a result of which cases of looting, theft and dacoity are increasing. Even the Defense Minister of Pakistan has expressed concern over this.
“Dacoits” overwhelmed security at Pakistan’s National Assembly and stole the shoes and slippers of parliamentarians there. After this theft there was an uproar in the Pakistan Assembly. What happened is that on Friday it was the Friday prayer and the staff of the National Assembly and the senior politicians of Pakistan also go to the mosque built on the premises of the Assembly to pray. On Friday, when they returned after offering Namez, they stole more than 20 pairs of shoes and slippers from the mosque door. Security personnel were left scratching their heads when shoes and slippers mysteriously disappeared from the Parliament complex.
Islamabad’s famous journalist and anchor, Tanzala Mashar, also could not stop smiling at this incident. In a special conversation with Amr Ojala, he said that the chairman of the National Assembly, Sardar Ayaz Sadiq, immediately intervened in this matter and ordered an investigation. According to Mashar, on Friday the parliament staff and some leaders also gathered in the mosque built in the parliament complex for the Friday prayer. When they returned, there were At least 20 pairs of shoes and slippers are missing.She says she feels embarrassed by this act of theft and also angry that she will now have to face the time in Pakistan’s National Assembly where she will return home barefoot.
The thief will be caught using CCTV
Tangila Mashar says that although it is not clear whether the shoes were stolen only by the staff or by some leader. Currently, there is an uproar in Parliament after this incident. A complaint was made to the chairman about this incident, and considering it a serious mistake, he entrusted the investigation of the incident to the Joint Secretariat Administration and the Sergeant-at-Arms. What has been revealed so far in the investigation is that the security personnel were found missing at the time of the theft. Tangila says there are CCTV cameras installed all over Parliament House, and the thief will definitely be caught. However, it could also be someone’s mischief because every guest who comes to Pakistan’s Parliament is strictly checked. It may be the work of a parliamentary guest, she said Shoes outside the mosques, but this is the first time she has heard of such thefts and robberies in Parliament. Recently Imam Sahib’s shoes were stolen in Pakistan while he was offering Namaz.
Pakistan’s defense minister also hit his head
Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja M. Asif has expressed concern over the growing number of beggars in the country. He called it the work of beggar bakers. He says that his country has also launched an awareness campaign against them, which is also joined by big cricket stars. As soon as a beggar is seen in the city, his information is immediately given to the police. In his X post he writes, begging has become big business in Pakistan. About 10 percent of the population is engaged in this business. It is a matter of pride that we also export beggars in large quantities. In this business, big rich contractors employ beggars and if the beggars are arrested because it is illegal work, then big lawyers show up in court to get their bail. In almost all cities, the administration takes care of this money business. The contractors also provide payroll, pick-up and drop-off services for beggars. These people are also involved in other crimes on a part-time basis. New methods of begging were invented. A large number of Pakistani beggars are deported during Hajj and Umrah. This year, 90 percent of Pakistani beggars were arrested. These people are usually begging to build an orphanage or a mosque. Sometimes they also work as pickpockets.
Lakhs of professional beggars arrived in Karachi on Eid
There is immense poverty in Pakistan which is suffering from famine. Last week, on the occasion of Eid, thousands of beggars arrived in Karachi, because of which the condition of the roads there deteriorated. According to the statistics, four lakh beggars reached there during Eid and beggars were seen from roads to malls, markets and even at traffic lights. Additional Inspector General of Karachi, Imran Yaakov Minhas, gave up after seeing such a huge crowd of beggars. He said these people are coming to Karachi from Sindh, Balochistan and other parts of the country. More cameras will soon be installed in the city to track them.
Go to Saudi Arabia and beg
A few months earlier, dozens of Pakistani beggars disguised as pilgrims were thrown off flights bound for Saudi Arabia. Arrested for trying to travel to the Gulf state to beg. The Saudi government then warned Pakistan that Pakistan would not grant visas to thieves and beggars in the guise of pilgrims. There was a lot of controversy about Pakistan in this matter. Pakistani beggars travel to West Asia under the guise of pilgrimage. This time most people go to Saudi Arabia on Umrah visa and then get involved in activities related to begging. Most of the pickpockets arrested inside the Makkah mosque were Pakistani nationals.
