Government has taken the missing army officer matter to the Nepalese government: Zakaria
ISLAMABAD: Son of a missing Ex-Pakistani army officer in Nepal lodged an FIR in Rawat Police Station saying his father was invited in Nepal and then kidnapped. He suspected that agencies of enemy countries could be involved in the incident. Confirming the disappearance of the former army officer in Nepal, spokesperson at the Pakistan’s Foreign […]
ISLAMABAD: Son of a missing Ex-Pakistani army officer in Nepal lodged an FIR in Rawat Police Station saying his father was invited in Nepal and then kidnapped.
He suspected that agencies of enemy countries could be involved in the incident.
Confirming the disappearance of the former army officer in Nepal, spokesperson at the Pakistan’s Foreign Office Nafees Zakaria told media in Islamabad on Sunday that the government had taken up the matter to the Nepalese government through diplomatic channels.
Meanwhile, Charge d’ Affairs at the Pakistani Embassy in Kathmandu Javed Ahmed Umrani on Friday asked the Nepalese Ministry of Foreign Affairs to find out whereabouts of the missing retired army officer.
According to local media reports, the missing retired Pakistani Army officer arrived here in Nepal on Thursday in search of a job opportunity at the United Nations Office in Nepal after he received a call from a British man named Mark Thompson.
Thompson had offered him a senior position at the United Nations with a handsome salary.
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