Punjab Police have arrested a security guard from a private college following allegations of assaulting a female student. According to social media reports, the incident happened at the Gulberg branch of the Punjab Group of Colleges (PGC), where the guard allegedly assaulted a first-year student in the college basement. After the alleged attack, the PGC guard fled the scene, but the police reportedly arrested him within 10 hours.
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Efforts are underway to identify the victim and her family. Despite the ongoing investigation, no girl has come forward to file a formal complaint.
Information Minister’s Statement
Provincial Information Minister Azma Bokhari addressed the situation, saying that no student or family has reported the alleged incident to the Punjab police. She mentioned that investigations were made at the homes of girls whose names were mentioned online, but none confirmed being the victim. Bokhari instructed the public not to politicize the incident and encouraged anyone with verified information to contact the Punjab government.
DIG Operations’ Press Release
Lahore Police took fast action after reports of the PGC college incident spread on social media. The accused guard was arrested, but the search for the alleged victim and her family continues. So far, no proof of the reported assault has been found. Police have reviewed CCTV footage from the college, checked hospital records, and remain in contact with the college administration. Despite social media claims, there has been no confirmation of the assault.
Students have protested, demanding action against the college administration, leading to conflicts between students and security. Several students and officers were injured, but police clarified that no student’s life was in danger.
Cancellation of College Registration
In response to the incident, the Punjab government canceled the registration of the college branch where the alleged assault took place.
Official College Statement
The college has issued a statement rejecting any assault that took place, tagging the allegations as false claims. According to the statement, no incident has been reported to the administration or the police. The college urged the public not to trust unverified social media rumors and highlighted that no student or parent has raised any concerns.
Despite the lack of confirmation, the PGC guard assault case has sparked protests across various branches, and mainstream media continues to report on the PGC college incident. The police are still investigating to expose the truth behind the female student assault claims. Anyone with credible information is encouraged to assist in the investigation by contacting Lahore Police through social media.
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