Naqeebullah’s father final probity after nearing in Karachi
KARACHI: The father of slain Naqeebullah Mehsud’s arrived in Karachi on Saturday and demanded probity for a extrajudicial murder of his son.
“I wish probity for my son,” Khan Mohammad said, adding that he was grateful to those who had stood joined with him to find probity for a murder of his son.
A jirga (tribal public of elders) of a Mehsud clan have camped in a metropolis’ Sohrab Goth vicinity.
Naqeebullah’s father pronounced a whole nation was saddened by a murdering of his son.
“It was Naqeebullah’s wish that his son would serve in a Pakistan Army someday,” he said.
Inspector General of Police (IGP) Sindh AD Khawaja, progressing today, refuted reports that a military conducted a raid during a chateau of former Malir SSP Rao Anwar. The military arch also pronounced that no one was taken into police’s control from Anwar’s residence.
Meanwhile, dangling SSP Anwar announced currently that he will not seem before a inquisitive cabinet probing a Naqeebullah feign confront case.
Sindh IG denies news of raid during Rao Anwar’s residence
Naqeebullah Mehsud’s family en track to Karachi; Anwar summoned by exploration cabinet during 1pm today
The cabinet shaped to examine a murdering of Naqeebullah found a 27-year-old innocent.
According to a initial review report, a cabinet has termed Anwar’s allegations opposite Naqeebullah baseless. In a report, a cabinet settled that there was no explanation found of Naqeebullah being a terrorist.
The 2014 FIR presented by Anwar was also bogus, it said.
Before withdrawal DI Khan for Karachi, Naqeebullah’s father had appealed to a primary minister, arch justice, and a army arch to retaliate a murderers of his son.
Speaking to a media, Khan had pronounced that his son was not a militant or miscreant; he was a amicable person.
The victim’s elder brother, Fareedullah had said, “I had given Rs0.5 million to my hermit for business. If Naqeeb had Rs7 million, afterwards because would we go to Dubai and a father work as a labourer.”
He had pronounced that his mom had named his hermit Naqeebullah, though his father would lovingly call him Naseemullah. “Naqeeb, out of his adore for his father, had his CNIC done underneath a name of Naseemullah.”
Marjan Khan, Naqeebullah’s father-in-law, had pronounced that Naqeeb was utterly a ridicule and accessible person.