Lahore, Pakistan: Punjab Police carried out a major raid at the home of Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) chief Saad Rizvi. Officers recovered large amounts of cash, gold, and foreign currency, confirming a massive financial seizure.
Officials reported that the Punjab Police raid on Saad Rizvi led to the discovery of Rs14.44 crore in Pakistani currency. They also found ₹50,000 in Indian rupees and foreign currency from the UK, Canada, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, worth more than Rs2.5 million.
The police reported that the raid uncovered gold worth over Rs 6.34 crore, along with luxury watches, jewelry, and prize bonds.
سعد رضوی کے گھر پنجاب پولیس کے حالیہ ریڈ کے دوران برآمد ہونے والی ملکی و غیر ملکی کرنسی، طلائی زیورات، قیمتی گھڑیوں، پرائز بانڈز و دیگر سامان کی تفصیلات۔۔۔۔#PunjabPolice pic.twitter.com/IGnxFkPzD0
— Punjab Police Official (@OfficialDPRPP) October 14, 2025Authorities are actively searching for Saad Rizvi, who has become untraceable following a government crackdown on TLP protests in Lahore. The police have registered a case at Rawat Police Station in Rawalpindi against Rizvi and several TLP leaders.
Sub-Inspector Najeeb Ullah filed the FIR, which includes anti-terror clauses. Officials said the case will move forward based on evidence gathered from the Punjab Police raid Saad Rizvi conducted last week.
Earlier, TLP’s planned march to Islamabad turned violent. The clashes left 40 vehicles burnt, several shops damaged, and 48 police officers injured, including 17 with gunshot wounds.
Authorities confirmed three TLP members and one bystander died during the unrest, while 30 civilians sustained injuries. Punjab Police said they will continue their investigation to ensure accountability and restore peace in Punjab.
