Pakistan

Enforced Disappearances: Sindh govt to conduct investigation

He said that he had approached the federal government to put an end to these incidents

Our Correspondent December 09, 2014

HYDERABAD: Sindh chief minister Qaim Ali Shah has said that the provincial government will conduct an investigation into the enforced disappearance and killings of nationalist party workers. He said that he had approached the federal government to put an end to these incidents. “This issue is very sensitive to Sindh,” he said after the closing ceremony of Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai’s urs on Tuesday. “A proper inquiry will be conducted into the matter.”

Published in The Express Tribune, December 10^th, 2014.

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