The Supreme Court demanded on Tuesday that the DNA reports of those killed in the Lal Masjid operation be submitted in one week.
A bench headed by Justice Javed Iqbal was hearing the missing persons case when this announcement was made.
During the hearing, the commission for missing persons presented its report to the bench. According to the report, the commission has sorted 108 since March 15 this year.
83 missing persons have been recovered, while documents of five people were found to be incorrect.
The Interior Ministry also filed a report in the Supreme Court on the recovery of four missing persons.
Justice Javed Iqbal criticised the of Foreign Office's role, saying the authorities are not doing anything for the release of several Pakistanis imprisoned in foreign jails.
The hearing has now been adjourned for two weeks.
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Oh boy DNA report of 1800+ people who were dead...Dr. Shahid Masood will have the details..why waste time