Three missing persons 'return home'
Akhtar Lango, Doctor Naseer and Hafeez Rodini had reached home on Monday night.
QUETTA:
Following the directives of Chief Justice of Supreme Court Pakistan Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry, three more missing persons surfaced in Quetta on Monday.
Sources close to relatives of the missing persons confirmed that Akhtar Lango, Doctor Naseer and Hafeez Rodini had reached home on Monday night. They went missing from Killi Ismail area of Quetta on April 1, 2012, their whereabouts were unknown since.
Voice for Baloch Missing Persons (VFBMP), an organisation striving for the recovery of missing persons also confirmed the recovery of three missing persons.
Chief Justice Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry while hearing the case of deteriorating law and order situation in Balochistan has directed the Police to recover the three persons went missing from Killi Ismail.
Chief Justice also warned that he will suspend the Superintendent of Police and concerned officials if they failed to recovery the missing people.
Earlier, police produced seven missing persons belonging to Marri tribe following the directives of Supreme Court.
According to VFBMP, as many as eleven Baloch missing persons have so far been surfaced or recovered following the directives of Supreme Court.
Following the directives of Chief Justice of Supreme Court Pakistan Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry, three more missing persons surfaced in Quetta on Monday.
Sources close to relatives of the missing persons confirmed that Akhtar Lango, Doctor Naseer and Hafeez Rodini had reached home on Monday night. They went missing from Killi Ismail area of Quetta on April 1, 2012, their whereabouts were unknown since.
Voice for Baloch Missing Persons (VFBMP), an organisation striving for the recovery of missing persons also confirmed the recovery of three missing persons.
Chief Justice Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry while hearing the case of deteriorating law and order situation in Balochistan has directed the Police to recover the three persons went missing from Killi Ismail.
Chief Justice also warned that he will suspend the Superintendent of Police and concerned officials if they failed to recovery the missing people.
Earlier, police produced seven missing persons belonging to Marri tribe following the directives of Supreme Court.
According to VFBMP, as many as eleven Baloch missing persons have so far been surfaced or recovered following the directives of Supreme Court.