A high-octane criminal chase looks thrilling on a larger-than-life cinema screen. In reality, however, such endeavours undertaken by a cash-strapped economy only push the nation further towards bankruptcy.
According to documents obtained by The Express Tribune , the Punjab Police is currently pursuing hundreds of criminals wanted for serious offences such as murder, terrorism, extortion, and targeted killings. These offenders are residing in countries including the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and Libya, while some are hiding in various European countries.
Extraditing one fugitive costs the government between Rs 300,000 and Rs 500,000. Over Rs 230 million has already been spent bringing criminals back from abroad. Reportedly, more than 5,000 proclaimed offenders have f

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