The elderly beggar in custody requested the Chief Minister to be released, after completing the legal process, he were released.


Lahore: The Caretaker Chief Minister Punjab Mohsin Naqvi Saturday visited Defense-A police station early in the morning, the elderly detained for begging was released.
According to details, Chief Minister Punjab checked the records and went to every room of the police station. He also inspected the warehouse, barracks and washrooms.
During the visit, Mohsin Naqvi asked the accused about their cases. The elderly beggar in custody requested the Chief Minister to be released, after completing the legal process, he were released.
The elder prayed for Chief Minister Punjab Mohsin Naqvi for his release.
Caretaker Chief Minister of Punjab reviewed the investigation following the requests of the citizens at the front desk and ordered to ensure the action on the requests within the stipulated period.
Mohsin Naqvi said that there is no tolerance for delay in processing the requests of the citizens. The questioner should not have any complaint in the police stations and immediate action should be taken.

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