Hidden Agenda? Committee to probe missing persons ad

Sindh Chief minister formed a four-member committee on Thursday

Our Correspondent October 08, 2015
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KARACHI: Sindh Chief minister Qaim Ali Shah formed a four-member committee on Thursday to probe the advertisement of missing persons that accused ‘unknown Rangers personnel’ of being involved. The members of the committee are AIG Mushtaque Mahar, Counter-Terrorism Department AIG Sanaullah Abbasi, Traffic DIG Ameer Shaikh and a Rangers representative, who cannot be ranked below lieutenant colonel.

Published in The Express Tribune, October 9th, 2015.
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Shaikh Mohommad | 9 years ago | Reply Investigations should be made about the missing persons. Priority should be given to missing persons and not the advertisement. Should not the Government express its concern about the people who are missing?
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