Two computers have been stolen from the Supreme Court of Pakistan, the topmost court in the country.
Geo News’ Arfa Feroz Zaki reported that an FIR of the incident has been registered upon the request of the director of IT department in Supreme Court in the police station of the Secretariat.
The FIR states that the two computers were shifted to a room on the third floor of the building of the court.
The Senior Deputy Director also shed light on the situation as he said that the two new computer systems comprising of a CPU and LCD were found missing from the room. The total cost of these two systems is said to be PKR 600,000.
CCTV examination of the building has led to suspicion towards two employees, namely Faisal Khan and Zahid Iqbal.
Geo’s sources say that Zahid Iqbal is serving as a driver for the Chief Justice of Pakistan whereas Faisal Khan is appointed as Naiq Qasid in the court.
