Sapna Khan case: LHC tells police to interrogate ex-CM
Police say Dost Khosa will be questioned on December 14.
LAHORE:
A division bench of the Lahore High Court on Tuesday ordered the police to interrogate former chief minister Dost Muhammad Khosa and others over the alleged kidnap and murder of actress Sapna Khan – Khosa’s ex-wife and report to the court in the first week of January.
Crimes Investigation Agency SP (Organised Crime) Umar Virk, who heads the investigation team in the case, told the court on Tuesday that he had summoned the former chief minister and two other accused for questioning on December 14.
The petitioner, Sapna Khan’s father Missal Khan, has accused Khosa and “his henchmen” Muhammad Fahim Amjad, Sajjad Ahmad, Shahir Dawood Butt, Rana Tanveer, Javaid Yaseen and Shahid of kidnapping and killing his daughter in June 2010.
He said in his petition that police registered a case against Khosa in 2012, but were yet to arrest him, even though he had not even obtained bail.
Police had also registered an FIR against Missal Khan and others on Khosa’s complaint, accusing them of fraud and of kidnapping Sapna Khan.
Police earlier told the court Sapna Khan had not been seen or operated her bank accounts, since June 2010.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 11th, 2013.
A division bench of the Lahore High Court on Tuesday ordered the police to interrogate former chief minister Dost Muhammad Khosa and others over the alleged kidnap and murder of actress Sapna Khan – Khosa’s ex-wife and report to the court in the first week of January.
Crimes Investigation Agency SP (Organised Crime) Umar Virk, who heads the investigation team in the case, told the court on Tuesday that he had summoned the former chief minister and two other accused for questioning on December 14.
The petitioner, Sapna Khan’s father Missal Khan, has accused Khosa and “his henchmen” Muhammad Fahim Amjad, Sajjad Ahmad, Shahir Dawood Butt, Rana Tanveer, Javaid Yaseen and Shahid of kidnapping and killing his daughter in June 2010.
He said in his petition that police registered a case against Khosa in 2012, but were yet to arrest him, even though he had not even obtained bail.
Police had also registered an FIR against Missal Khan and others on Khosa’s complaint, accusing them of fraud and of kidnapping Sapna Khan.
Police earlier told the court Sapna Khan had not been seen or operated her bank accounts, since June 2010.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 11th, 2013.