New head appointed for JIT probing martyred SP Dawar case
Last month, the SP was killed in Afghanistan after he was abducted from Islamabad
Slain SP Tahir Dawar. PHOTO: EXPRESS
Authorities on Tuesday replaced the head of the Joint Investigation Tribunal (JIT) probing the murder of former Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa sub-inspector police Tahir Dawar, Express News reported.
Chief commissioner Amir Ali Ahmed appointed DIG operations Faisal Ali Raja as the new chief of the seven-member probing team.
Earlier, CIA's superintendent police Gulfam Nasir Waraich was appointed to head the JIT, which also held a meeting on Monday.
Tahir Dawar was kidnapped last month from Islamabad, after which his body was recovered from Afghanistan.
PM Imran meets martyred SP Dawar's family
Last week, Afghan handed over Dawar's body to government officials at Torkham's border crossing.
State Minister for Interior Shehryar Afridi, MNA Mohsin Dawar and Shaukutallah Yousufzai received the body.
On the same day, Prime Minister Imran Khan ordered an inquiry into Dawar’s abduction and killing.
The premier had tasked Afridi to oversee the inquiry and ordered the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government to coordinate with Islamabad police in this regard.
Chief commissioner Amir Ali Ahmed appointed DIG operations Faisal Ali Raja as the new chief of the seven-member probing team.
Earlier, CIA's superintendent police Gulfam Nasir Waraich was appointed to head the JIT, which also held a meeting on Monday.
Tahir Dawar was kidnapped last month from Islamabad, after which his body was recovered from Afghanistan.
PM Imran meets martyred SP Dawar's family
Last week, Afghan handed over Dawar's body to government officials at Torkham's border crossing.
State Minister for Interior Shehryar Afridi, MNA Mohsin Dawar and Shaukutallah Yousufzai received the body.
On the same day, Prime Minister Imran Khan ordered an inquiry into Dawar’s abduction and killing.
The premier had tasked Afridi to oversee the inquiry and ordered the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government to coordinate with Islamabad police in this regard.