In Rao Anwar’s seductiveness to face a court, says IG Sindh
KARACHI: Sindh Inspector General of Police Allah Dino Khawaja urged a former Senior Superintendent of Police Malir Rao Anwar to ‘face a court’ and adopt a ‘legal course’ rather than escaped detention.
While vocalization to media outward a Supreme Court on Saturday, IG Khawaja weighed in over a ‘disappearance’ of a dangling military officer. He said: “I consider that he [Rao Anwar] should face a justice and justice a authorised course. The justice will listen to his authorised arguments.”
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Responding to a doubt about SC’s sequence to detain Rao Anwar within a subsequent 3 days, IG Khawaja remarked: “We will try a best to detain him.”
The IG also supposing some construction over a conjecture that Rao Anwar has fled abroad. “In this regard, a Supreme Court has destined Civil Aviation Authority to take a certificate from all a private operators that he [Rao Anwar] hasn’t trafficked abroad. They have also taken a certificate from a interior ministry.”
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The Supreme Court began conference suo motu box of a extrajudicial murdering of Naqeebullah Mehsud during a Karachi Registry on Saturday.
A three-member bench, headed by Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Saqib Nisar and comprising Justice Gulzar and Justice Faisal Arab listened a case, after a peak justice took notice of a murdering progressing this week.
Naqeebullah, a 27-year-old local of Waziristan, was among 4 suspected terrorists killed in an ‘exchange of fire’ with a military group led by a then-Malir SSP Rao Anwar on Jan 13 in Shah Latif Town, Karachi.
Following claims of ignorance from Naqeebullah’s family, an exploration cabinet was formed, after that Anwar and a raiding military celebration officials went into hiding. Anwar and his associates were also dangling by a supervision and an FIR was purebred opposite them overdue to their no-show and purported impasse in a case.
During a conference today, Chief Justice Saqib Nisar inquired from Inspector General of Police Sindh AD Khawaja because Anwar had not seemed before a dais and what attempts had been done to detain him.
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To this, AD Khawaja replied that each try had been done to locate and detain a dangling central though he had absconded.
Expressing his annoyance, a CJP remarked that Anwar should have been constructed before a dais underneath any circumstance.
“Tell us, has Rao Anwar fled a country? Is somebody stealing him in Karachi?” a CJP questioned.
AD Khawaja responded that it was probable Anwar had fled abroad, though zero could be pronounced for certain yet.
The CJP afterwards educated AD Khawaja to work on a box with freedom, but holding any outmost pressure.