According to Pakistani media, an unknown man who introduced himself from Afghanistan managed to enter the house of Shahbaz Sharif, the Prime Minister of Pakistan, despite strict security measures.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Pakistan's Geo News media has reported that an unknown man secretly entered the house of Shahbaz Sharif, the Prime Minister of this country, despite strict security arrangements. This man has introduced himself from Afghanistan.
 
On Saturday, April 8, this man passed through three checkpoints at the residence of the Prime Minister of Pakistan, without informing the security departments, was arrested and transferred to the counter-terrorism department of this country.
 
It is stated in the report that the arrested person admitted during the initial interrogations that he entered Mr. Sharif's house by crossing three different routes.
 
Sources said security personnel who were present at the Pakistani Prime Minister's residence reportedly did not know where the suspect had entered.
 
Currently, the police and security departments are trying to find out how this man entered the house of the Prime Minister of Pakistan by following the information of CCTV cameras.
 
The exact identity of the arrested person is not yet clear.
 
Meanwhile, Dawn, a Pakistani media outlet, reported the man's arrest, but did not say whether he was an Afghan citizen or not.
 
Islamabad Police Spokesman Jawad Taqi said in a statement: "The suspect was arrested near the wall adjacent to the Pakistan Secretariat and the Prime Minister's house. This person could not provide any identification documents at the time of arrest."