The investigation into allegations involving a young girl at Westminster International School’s Bahria Town Phase 7 campus in Rawalpindi is ongoing, with authorities looking into the matter and examining the available evidence.
Westminster CEO Raheel Sajjad Khan has urged that the sensitive case be handled through the proper legal and investigative process. He has maintained that the truth should emerge through an official inquiry rather than assumptions, pressure or social media narratives.
The school has said it is providing every possible support and cooperation to the authorities during the investigation. The matter has also prompted concerns among parents regarding child safety, supervision and CCTV security at the campus.
Earlier, Raheel Sajjad Khan was seen in videos calling for a response within 48 hours following the investigation. He said that if a response was not provided within the given timeframe, the school could be locked up or face closure, while parents would be free to move their children to another school of their choice.
The allegations have attracted significant attention on social media, but the claims should not be treated as established facts until the authorities complete their investigation and issue an official finding. The focus remains on protecting the child, establishing the facts and ensuring accountability if any wrongdoing is proven.
