Mohsin Naqvi Assures Laiba’s Father of Action Against Suspects
Mohsin Naqvi Assures Laiba’s Father of Suspects’ Arrests, Legal Action and Recovery as Police Investigation Continues

ISLAMABAD: Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has assured the father of deceased student Laiba that authorities will make every effort to ensure the arrest of the suspects, take legal action against those found responsible and secure recovery in connection with the case.
Speaking to the media alongside Laiba’s father, Naqvi said his visit was intended to reassure the bereaved family that the case would be pursued and that the authorities were committed to taking action.
The interior minister stated that the suspects would not only be arrested but would also be made an example of under the law. He further assured the family that recovery would be ensured, although details regarding the nature of the recovery were not specified in the statement.
Interior Minister Assures Family of Justice
Naqvi expressed his commitment to ensuring justice for the family and said the authorities would continue working on the case. His remarks came during his interaction with Laiba’s father following the tragic incident.
Earlier, Naqvi, accompanied by Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry, visited Laiba’s residence in Islamabad’s G-10 sector to offer condolences to her family. The two ministers met her father and other family members, expressed their grief over the incident and offered Fateha for the departed soul.
FIR Registered, Police Investigation Underway
During that visit, Naqvi had also assured the family that those found responsible would face legal consequences. He said an FIR had been registered and that police were investigating the incident from all angles to establish the facts.
Chief Commissioner Islamabad, the Deputy Inspector General, the Senior Superintendent of Police Operations and other relevant officials were also present during the earlier visit.
The investigation remains ongoing. Further details regarding the suspects, arrests and recovery have not been provided in the statements available so far.



