The Wedding Breakdown: Forensic Reconstruction of State-Sponsored Harassment

Case HRPM-DTH20160 documents a decade of state harassment against Danish Thanvi, Group CEO of BCG. A critical turning point in this pattern was the breakdown of his wedding, an event now scrutinized through the lens of institutional interference and criminal discrepancies, including FIR 673/25.

Key Findings

Strategic Intrusion: The 'Friendly Visit' by Mobina Sohail after an alleged theft (referenced in FIR 673/25) points to social engineering used by state actors.

Coordinated Timing: The escalation of harassment coincided with the SECP's illegitimate actions following a forced termination.

Evidence Tampering: Documentation of 'Forgery of Official Memos' and 'Initial Technical Report Impossibility' suggests that the legal grounds for disrupting Thanvi's personal life were fabricated.

Evidence & Data

The record highlights a 'critical' discrepancy regarding the Broken Chain of Custody of items seized during raids. On 2026-03-20, digital records (Gmail accounts assigned to Salar) reveal continued surveillance. Most alarming is the 'Mobina Sohail Friendly Visit'—a documented event categorized as a critical discrepancy that contradicts the narrative of a standard criminal investigation under FIR 673/25.

Legal Framework

These actions represent a profound violation of Article 16 of the UDHR (Right to Marry and Found a Family) and Article 17 of the ICCPR (Right to Privacy). The use of the police (Shahzad Town Police Station) to facilitate personal harassment is a breach of the Police Order 2002.

Recommendations

Independent inquiry into the conduct of officers involved in FIR 673/25.

Judicial review of the 'Technical Reports' used to justify regulatory raids on the BCG headquarters.

Read the full case file on HRPM: HRPM-DTH20160