Abbottabad raid commission to hold first meeting, July 5

The decision was made after a meeting between Secretary Commission Nargis Sethi and Justice Javed Iqbal.


June 27, 2011

ISLAMABAD: The first meeting of the judicial commission probing into the Abbottabad raid has been called on July 5.

The decision was made after a meeting between Secretary Commission Nargis Sethi and Justice Javed Iqbal who is heading the judicial commission.

They discussed the procedure to be adopted for the Abbotabad commission in detail and also agreed upon calling its maiden session on July 5 at 3:00 pm in Islamabad.

Earlier this month, after weeks of bitter controversies, Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani had formed two judicial commissions mandated to investigate how Osama bin Laden managed to live undetected in Pakistan and the inability of the armed forces to intercept the surgical strike conducted by US commandos to kill him and to investigate the murder of journalist Saleem Shahzad.

COMMENTS (2)

Jameel | 12 years ago | Reply 5 July. Obviously he's in no hurry.
Yasin Ali | 12 years ago | Reply So what can this commission really do ? Can it ask Army Chief & DG ISI to Resign ? even if they do ... Can they Implement it ? If their terms of reference cant held any one accountable .. this commission will turn out another micky mouse show for us .
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