Karachi Police released the son of Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Naseem Ara Panhwar on bail after briefly detaining him. Police had detained him for allegedly misbehaving with officers during a late-night snap-checking incident in DHA Karachi.
Police sources said the incident occurred in Defence Phase VII. In this area, officers stopped a vehicle carrying a government number plate, flashing lights and a hooter.
The driver, identified as Khubaib, allegedly became aggressive, used abusive language and grabbed the uniform of Sub-Inspector Shazan Shakeel.
During the altercation, Khubaib identified himself as the son of SSP Naseem Ara Panhwar. He allegedly told officers to call his mother.
ایس پی نسیم ارا پنہور کا بیٹا نشے کی حالت مے پرائیویٹ گاڑی پر پولیس جعلی نمبر پلیٹ اور پولیس گن مین کہ ساتھ ناکے پے روکا جس نے پولیس وردی مے موجود اہلکاروں کو گالیاں دی اور انکی وردی پے ہاتھ ڈالا اور دھمکیاں دیتا رہا
کب تک پولیس اہلکاروں پے ایسی بدمعاشی چلتی رہیگی
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— Dr Waqar Choudhry (@DrWaqarHameed1) May 2, 2026Police took him into custody and registered a first information report against him for interfering with officials while they were performing their duties. Meanwhile, police sources said officers later released him on bail after completing legal formalities.
After a video of the incident circulated on social media, authorities launched a departmental inquiry into the officers’ conduct. This included the role of Sub-Inspector Shazan Shakeel.
The department appointed SP Clifton Khalid Javed as the inquiry officer. Additionally, they directed him to submit a report within three days.
Police sources said the private vehicle allegedly carried an official number plate and police lights assigned to Khubaib’s mother.
Two private guards also accompanied him in the vehicle. Police impounded the vehicle, while officials said the department was also considering action against the guards.
A police spokesperson said no one stood above the law. He also stressed that relatives of police officers could not use official privileges or equipment.
