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Sarhad University Harassment Incident, Jadoon’s Written Apology to Dr. Aina Surfaces

According to police records, accused Jadoon Khan had apologized to Dr. Aina on Friday, August 21, over his inappropriate behavior

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Jadoon’s Written Apology to Dr. Aina Surfaces

An important development has emerged in the Lieutenant Colonel Asfand Yar Begum harassment case. According to police records, accused Jadoon Khan had apologized to Dr. Aina on Friday, August 21, over his inappropriate behavior, while a written apology in this regard has also surfaced.

According to police records, Dr. Aina filed a police complaint against Jadoon Khan on August 21. Following the complaint, the matter came before police officials, and statements from both parties and relevant documents were made part of the record.

According to Dr. Aina’s written statement available in the police record, Jadoon Khan apologized for his inappropriate behavior in the presence of police officials.

According to the document, Dr. Aina informed the police in writing that Jadoon Khan had apologized for his behavior in front of police officials.

According to police records, Jadoon Khan also submitted a separate written apology addressed to Dr. Aina, in which he expressed regret over his inappropriate behavior.

The document is dated August 21 and mentions that Jadoon Khan apologized to Dr. Aina for his behavior.

The complaint available in the police record, the statement submitted by Dr. Aina, and Jadoon Khan’s written apology are being regarded as important documents in connection with the case.

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Humayun Mehmoti
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