Missing persons case: IG FC absent, CJ angry

SC says federal government not taking interest in Balochistan affairs.


Web Desk May 11, 2012

ISLAMABAD: During the hearing of Balochistan security case in the Supreme Court, Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Caudhry said that if Inspector General Frontier Corps (IG FC) Balochistan  Obaidullah Khattak did not show up before the court, strict action would be taken against him, Express News reported on Friday.

Expressing discontent, the chief justice said, “The IG FC will have to come."

He also added that during the last hearing, the IG had been ordered to present missing persons.

“Why haven’t they been brought before the court?” said the chief justice.

“Ask the IG at what time he will be able to come today.”

The chief justice said that the federal government was not taking any interest in the affairs of Balochistan.

The court, taking a strong stance, ordered CCTV footage from a camera outside a private hotel, adding that if the footage was not presented, the corps commander would be summoned with the footage.

COMMENTS (10)

Imran | 11 years ago | Reply

"[CJ] adding that if the footage was not presented, the corps commander would be summoned with the footage."

Oh please sir, quit this drama.

Khan Jr | 11 years ago | Reply

According to a newspaper report today:

BlockquoteDIG Operations Balochistan Police Hamid Shakeel informed the court that CCTV video of a private hotel shows the FC vehicle picking up the missing persons. The court also ordered to present the video. Blockquote

It's time some of these FC people were tried and thrown in jail. It's no wonder the IG FC, a serving major general, prefers not to obey the CJ's summons to appear in court.

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