Naqeebullah case: SHC sends 6 policemen on seven-day remand
KARACHI: The Sindh High Court sent on Saturday 6 policemen on a seven-day earthy remand for their impasse in purported abduction and woe of Naqeebullah Mehsud and his friends.
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.
The questioning officer remarked that a policemen were concerned in abduction and woe of Naqeebullah and his friends. The policemen have been identified as Sub-Inspector Muhammad Yasin, ASI Farhat Hussain, ASI Allahyar, conduct constables Khizer Hayat and Muhammad Iqbal, and Constable Arshad Ali.
According to a IO, a policemen were deployed during military stations nearby Sacchal Goth and Super Highway a night Naqeebullah and his friends were ‘picked up’.
The military had sought a 14-day remand of a suspects, a IO shared.
Naqeeb’s friends share sum of ‘police brutality’
Two friends of Naqeebullah Mehsud, who was shot passed in an purported extrajudicial killing, have come brazen and minute a harrowing story of being incarcerated by group in plain clothes.
Ali and Qasim, while vocalization to Geo News, common that they became friends with Naqeebullah around amicable media website, Facebook.
On Jan 3, a friends were out together when they were ‘picked up’ by group in plain garments in evening, common Ali. “We were taken to Sachhal military hire first. We waited for 50 minutes, afterwards a cloth was tied to a eyes and we were taken to an undisclosed location.”
Naqeebullah’s friends share harrowing sum of ‘police brutality’
Ali and Qasim were picked adult alongside Naqeebullah on Jan 3, they claim
Ali remarked: “We could hear that they took Naqeeb initial and he was being tortured. We could hear his screams. After Naqeeb, a group came towards us and started to kick us up.”
Qasim common that a group also checked Naqeebullah’s messages on their mobile phones.
“After some time we were let go though Naqeeb had been distant from us. The military threatened to not plead a occurrence with anyone else,” Qasim added.