Court orders: SHC notice in missing teacher case
Issuing notices for September 10, the bench directed the DAG and AG Sindh to file comments of the respondents.
KARACHI:
The Sindh High Court (SHC) on Wednesday issued notices to the federal and provincial law enforcement agencies on a petition seeking whereabouts of a private school's head master.
Headed by Justice Ahmed Ali M Sheikh, the two-judge bench directed the deputy attorney-general and provincial advocate-general to file comments of the agencies by September 10.
The petitioner, Umair Anwar, had gone to court to seek whereabouts of his father, Muhammad Essa Anwar. He told the two judges that his father was serving as head master at the Aasanamal Ojha Boys Primary School in Lyari until law enforcers whisked him away on September 29. The family approached the Mochkoh police, where the officials did not entertain the complaint or divulge information about his location, he added.
The petitioner pleaded to the court to direct the law enforcers disclose his father's whereabouts and produce him in the court of law.
Issuing notices for September 10, the bench directed the DAG and AG Sindh to file comments of the respondents.
JIT ordered
The same bench gave a week's time to the home secretary to constitute a joint investigation team for recovery of a missing man allegedly detained by the Rangers since March 27.
The secretary will submit the report of the joint investigation, which is to be completed within a week of its formation.
The petitioner, Shama Parveen, submitted her son, Saeed, went to work, but did not return. Two months later, the media reported about that he had been detained by the police and Rangers over the allegations of collecting extortion.
She claimed that her son was not involved in any criminal activity and pleaded to the court to order the law enforcers produce him.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 4th, 2014.
The Sindh High Court (SHC) on Wednesday issued notices to the federal and provincial law enforcement agencies on a petition seeking whereabouts of a private school's head master.
Headed by Justice Ahmed Ali M Sheikh, the two-judge bench directed the deputy attorney-general and provincial advocate-general to file comments of the agencies by September 10.
The petitioner, Umair Anwar, had gone to court to seek whereabouts of his father, Muhammad Essa Anwar. He told the two judges that his father was serving as head master at the Aasanamal Ojha Boys Primary School in Lyari until law enforcers whisked him away on September 29. The family approached the Mochkoh police, where the officials did not entertain the complaint or divulge information about his location, he added.
The petitioner pleaded to the court to direct the law enforcers disclose his father's whereabouts and produce him in the court of law.
Issuing notices for September 10, the bench directed the DAG and AG Sindh to file comments of the respondents.
JIT ordered
The same bench gave a week's time to the home secretary to constitute a joint investigation team for recovery of a missing man allegedly detained by the Rangers since March 27.
The secretary will submit the report of the joint investigation, which is to be completed within a week of its formation.
The petitioner, Shama Parveen, submitted her son, Saeed, went to work, but did not return. Two months later, the media reported about that he had been detained by the police and Rangers over the allegations of collecting extortion.
She claimed that her son was not involved in any criminal activity and pleaded to the court to order the law enforcers produce him.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 4th, 2014.