Former lawmaker of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Shireen Mazari said that policemen in plain clothes including women personnel and paratroopers took her daughter, Imaan Hazir Mazari, away in an overnight raid on Sunday.
She said that it is an act of abduction. Shireen Mazari strongly condemned the overnight incident that took place in Sunday wee hours. She said that the personnel forced into her house by breaking down the front door of their house
She further said, "We asked who they had come for and they just dragged Imaan out. They marched all over the house."
"My daughter was in her night clothes and said let me change but they just dragged her away," she said.
"The officials also took away our security cameras and seized Imaan's laptop and phone," Shireen Mazair said. "We were not even shown an arrest warrant."
There are only two women living in the house, she said terming the arrest as an act of kidnapping and 'state fascism'.
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