Punjab Law Minister Rana Muhammad Iqbal Khan has officially intervened in the case of a missing Aitchison College student, demanding an immediate investigation into the disappearance of Majid Aslam. The minister directed Lahore police to register an FIR without delay and provide a comprehensive report on the circumstances surrounding the student's vanishing.

Understanding the missing student case

Public concern regarding the missing student case has intensified since the news broke this past Sunday. Aitchison College, one of the most prestigious institutions in Lahore, has faced mounting pressure from the student’s family and the public to assist law enforcement in tracking the student’s final movements on campus and beyond.

While details remain sparse, the government’s direct involvement signifies the urgency of the situation. The police are now tasked with reviewing CCTV footage, analyzing digital footprints, and interviewing staff and peers to determine if the disappearance involves foul play or a personal matter.

What you should do if you have information

If you have any information regarding the whereabouts of the student, it is critical that you contact the relevant authorities rather than circulating unverified rumors on social media. Misinformation can severely hinder police operations and cause unnecessary distress to the family.

  • Contact the nearest police station or the official 15 emergency helpline.
  • Share verified facts only with the Lahore Capital City Police Officer (CCPO) office.
  • Refrain from sharing personal photos or unconfirmed theories on WhatsApp groups.

What to watch next

All eyes are now on the Lahore police as the 24-hour window for the initial investigation report closes. A formal FIR registration is the first step, but the public will be looking for concrete results.

We expect further updates regarding the missing student case once the Punjab Law Minister reviews the findings from the investigation team. We will continue to track the developments as they emerge from the provincial capital.