RAWALPINDI – Zafar Supari, who is known for his public display of wealth and influence, has reportedly issued an apology and expressed regret over public display of weapons.
Authorities are continuing their crackdown on individuals involved in illegal activities, particularly those flaunting weapons or threatening public order.
An undated video shared on social media platform X, formerly Twitter, shows Zafar Supari tendering apology over display of weapons publicly. He also called it an illegal act and promised to not engage in such activities in this future.
راولپنڈی ۔سی سی ڈی کی بڑی کارروائی
ظفر سپاری بھی سی سی ڈی کی حراست میں معافی مانگ لی
چٹھہ صاحب سے کوئی نہیں بچے گا pic.twitter.com/VHAiTT2Xw4— Shakil Bashir (@ShakilSidhu1) July 6, 2025
The statement highlights the department’s renewed commitment to curb lawlessness, especially on social media platforms.
This action follows the recent apology issued by Kashif Zameer, who had earlier made headlines for publicly displaying firearms and luxury vehicles. He too has apologized for his conduct, expressing remorse over promoting a dangerous trend online.
Authorities have reiterated that action will be taken against all who violate public safety laws, regardless of their status.
