Nawaz Sharif's Vehicles Are Vandalised Again in London
Windows were damaged and glass was reportedly removed. The attackers have not been identified.
Two vehicles belonging to former Pakistani prime minister Nawaz Sharif have been vandalised in London. Windows were damaged, and glass was reportedly removed.
In this article we set out what police have, and what the family says about earlier incidents. Here is everything you need to know.
What police know about the Nawaz Sharif vehicles
Police have obtained CCTV footage showing two masked individuals. Their identities and their motive remain unknown. The family says this is the third such incident involving his vehicles in London.
The account does not name the street, and it does not say anyone was hurt. "Reportedly" applies to the glass being removed. The damage to the windows is stated directly.
Why it matters
A third incident, if the family count holds, is a pattern rather than a one-off broken window. The footage shows two masked people. It does not yet show who they are or why the cars were chosen.
- The owner is former prime minister Nawaz Sharif
- Two vehicles were vandalised
- The city is London
- Windows were damaged
- Glass was reportedly removed
- CCTV shows two masked individuals
- The family calls it the third incident
What is still unknown
- Who the two people are.
- The motive.
- The address of the vehicles.
- Whether anyone has been arrested.
What happens next
An identification from the CCTV, or a police note on the motive, would move this past a description of the damage. We will update this article if either is released.
Our verdict
Two of Nawaz Sharif's vehicles were vandalised in London, with windows damaged and glass reportedly removed. Police have footage of two masked people whose identities and motive are unknown. The family says it is the third such incident.
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Frequently asked questions
Whose vehicles were vandalised?
Former Pakistani prime minister Nawaz Sharif.
What was done to them?
Windows were damaged and glass was reportedly removed.
Who did it?
CCTV shows two masked individuals. Their identities and motive are unknown.
Has this happened before?
The family says this is the third such incident involving his vehicles in London.
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