Raymond Davis saga: LHC gives govt 10 days to locate missing families

LHC issues another notice to the federal government regarding the families of the victims of Raymond Davis.


Express April 12, 2011

LAHORE:

The Lahore High Court on Tuesday issued another notice to the federal government regarding the families of Faheem and Faizan, the victims of US contractor Raymond Davis.


Both the families went missing after March 16, the day Davis was released in a double murder case. The court had given the federal and Punjab government 10 days to trace the families and report to the court.


Punjab law minister Rana Sanaullah told the court in a written reply that the families were last seen visiting Rawalpindi along with their lawyer Irshad Kiyani. However, the Punjab government in its reply showed ignorance about the whereabouts of the family.


There was no reply from the federal government, on which the court issued it another notice and adjourned the case till April 19.

COMMENTS (7)

MIAN | 13 years ago | Reply how come sanaullah mishandled the matter MATE....
John | 13 years ago | Reply Does a provincial high court have jurisdiction over the Federal government ? Every case in Pakistan is a Constitutional Law case study, thank you Pakistan.
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