Woman Reports 80 Tola Gold Missing from Bank Locker as Police Launch Investigation

A woman in Multan has reported that around 80 tola of gold was stolen from a locker at a private bank, prompting police to launch an investigation. The gold was reportedly jointly owned by the woman and her two sisters.

According to details, the woman visited the bank a few days ago to access her locker but found that her key was not working and the locker could not be opened. She contacted the bank manager, who reportedly told her that a specialist team would arrive from outside the city to open the locker and asked her to return after a few days.

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When the woman returned after being called by the bank, the locker was opened in her presence. She was reportedly shocked to find it completely empty. She subsequently informed the bank authorities and contacted the police, alleging that approximately 80 tola of gold belonging to the three sisters was missing.

Police have begun collecting CCTV footage and other evidence from the bank as part of the investigation. According to the report, the bank manager allegedly left the premises after the incident was brought to light. Authorities are reviewing the available evidence to determine how the gold was removed and identify those responsible. The investigation is ongoing.

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