20 Gamblers Arrested

Sumaira FH Published September 19, 2018 | 01:15 AM

20 gamblers arrested

LAHORE, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 18th Sep, 2018 ) :Litton road police on Tuesday claimed to have arrested 20 gamblers and recovered cash and cell-phones from them.

According to police, on the directions of DIG Operations Shehzad Akbar, special police teams on a tip off conducted raid and arrested 20 gamblers besides recovering cash and other valuables from them.

The accused included Nafees, Saqib, Rasheed, Bilal, Jamshed, Khawar, Nasir, Jamshed, Sajid, Isfan, Sadiq, Raza Waqas, Shehzad, Majid, Shafique, Shahid, Majid, Haider Ali and Sabir.

SP Civil Lines has announced cash and commendatory certificates for raiding police team.

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