FIA takes over investigation into the alleged disappearance of 81 tola of gold from an Allied Bank locker in Multan following a complaint against bank officials.

An investigation has been launched into the alleged disappearance of 81 tola of gold from a locker at Allied Bank in Multan, with the case now handed over to the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA).

The gold, reportedly worth millions of rupees, was allegedly found missing from a bank locker, prompting the complainant to seek legal action and recovery of the valuables.

According to the complaint, Maria Zafar has accused the bank manager, operations manager and six other officials of changing the locker’s lock without authorization and allegedly removing the gold.

Zafar has sought legal action against those named in the complaint and requested the recovery of her valuables.

The matter was initially investigated by police before being referred to the FIA for further investigation. The federal agency will now examine the allegations and circumstances surrounding the reported disappearance of the gold.

The allegations against the bank officials have not been established as fact, and the investigation is expected to determine how the locker’s lock was changed and what happened to the valuables allegedly kept inside it.