In order to investigate vandalism at both military and civilian installations, Punjab will put together a unified investigative team

Following the arrest of PTI leader Imran Khan in a corruption case, interim Punjab Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi announced on Saturday the creation of a joint investigation team to look into vandalism at civil and military installations, including the home of the Lahore Corps Commander.

The chief minister made the statement while visiting the office of the Punjab Safe City Authority to assess the state of law and order. The JIT will deliver a comprehensive report to the government when the investigation is finished.

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