Key Takeaways
- Two cars belonging to former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif were vandalized in London.
- The incident occurred two days before the report and is the third such attack on his vehicles in the city.
- Metropolitan Police have secured CCTV footage of suspects but no arrests have been made.
Two cars owned by former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif were targeted by vandals in London, with windows broken and sections of glass reportedly stolen.
A Sharif family spokesperson informed reporters that the damage occurred two days before the report, marking the third incident involving his vehicles in the British capital.
The Metropolitan Police have secured CCTV recordings of two masked young men removing glass from the cars, but no arrests have been confirmed.
Nawaz Sharif is currently staying at the family’s Avenfield Apartments in London, where he is attending to medical appointments.
The spokesperson cited two previous incidents involving his vehicles, but it remains unclear which cases the family was referring to.
The Sharifs have faced security concerns in London before, including an incident in 2021 where four unidentified men allegedly tried to enter Hassan Nawaz’s office while the former prime minister was present.
Earlier this year, the British authorities had warned family members of a potential violent attack following intelligence received by police, though no link has been established between that warning and the latest vandalism.
The incident comes as Nawaz Sharif continues his visit to London, which includes medical appointments and other undisclosed activities.
