Multan police registered an FIR against the Nishtar Hospital parking contractor and other alleged suspects over excessive parking charges, according to a police document.
Multan police have registered a first information report (FIR) against a parking contractor and other alleged suspects over excessive charges at Nishtar Hospital, with multiple arrests reported in the provided police document.
According to the document, the case concerns alleged overcharging from people using the hospital’s parking facilities. The report records complaints about motorcycle parking fees and describes allegations that visitors were charged more than the prescribed amount.
The document refers to a complaint involving parking charges and lists individuals allegedly connected to the matter. It also records police action against those suspected of involvement.
The case was registered at a police station in Multan, according to the FIR document dated Oct. 20, 2026. The report identifies the parking contractor among the individuals named in connection with the allegations.
The document further outlines the complainant’s account of the alleged overcharging and refers to the relevant legal provisions under which the case was registered. However, the allegations have not been independently verified, and the document does not establish the guilt of any accused person.
The reported action highlights concerns about parking fee collection at a major public hospital, where patients and their attendants rely on parking facilities while seeking medical treatment. Any alleged collection of charges beyond officially prescribed rates can place an additional financial burden on visitors.
The police case marks a formal step in addressing the reported complaints. Further details about the number of people arrested, their identities, the exact parking fee schedule and any subsequent court proceedings were not independently confirmed from the available material.
The accused will have the opportunity to respond to the allegations through the legal process.













