SIALKOT:City Daska police solved a major theft case involving the home of an overseas Pakistani family through the use of modern technology and arrested two female suspects, Ayesha and Sadia. The police recovered all 65 tolas of gold, valued at Rs 40 million from the suspects and handed it over to its rightful owner. According to the police, a theft occurred on August 12, 2026, at the residence of Muhammad Fayyaz in Mohalla Islam Khan, Daska. The complainant belongs to an overseas Pakistani family residing in Italy. The complainant had hired two women as domestic workers without properly verifying their identities and personal backgrounds. Taking advantage of the opportunity, the women allegedly stole gold jewellery, cash, and mobile phones before fleeing the scene. A case was registered at City Daska Police Station under FIR No 1166/26.
Taking notice of the incident, Sialkot District Police Officer (DPO) Captain (Retd) Dost Muhammad assigned a special task to DSP Daska Circle Malik Khuda Bakhsh to trace the case, arrest the suspects, and recover the stolen property. Under the supervision of the DSP, SHO City Daska Inspector Nauman Butter and his team launched an investigation using CCTV footage, technical resources, and scientific evidence. By systematically connecting the available evidence, the police eventually traced the suspects to Karachi. Both women were arrested, and the entire quantity of stolen gold was recovered.