According to daily muzaffarabad news The Supreme Court on Thursday issued
notices to acting Inspector General (IG) of Frontier Corps (FC) and home
secretary Balochistan in the missing persons and Balochistan law and order
case. A three-judge bench of
Chief Justice Tassaduq Hussain Jillani remarked that the FC must ensure
recovery of all remaining missing persons and also directed the IG FC to appear
before the court on next date of hearing.
Attorney General for Pakistan Munir
A. Malik appeared before the court when proceedings begin earlier in the day
and requested to detach him from the case saying he remained 'amicus curie'
thus he could not appear before the court for the case. The court accepted his
plea and appointed Additional Attorney General (AAG) Shah Khawar for the case. The
bench asked Khawar regarding appointment of the acting IG FC, upon which the
AAG apprised the court that a notification for the appointment of Brigadier
Khalid Saleem was issued on Wednesday in this regard.
Daily muzaffarabad news describes that he further stated that
another notification for the IG FC’s sick leave has also been issued. Justice
Amir Hani questioned about the appearance of acting IG FC before the court as
per the directions of the apex court during the previous hearings.Shah Khawar
informed the court that the acting IG FC was present in the court premises but
he could not be ‘intimated’ due to lack of communication. However, after the court's
order, the acting IG FC appeared before the court and stated that he could not
appear due to some ‘misunderstanding.’
Daily muzaffarabad news Brigadier Khalid Saleem then apprised
the court that the FC was doing its level best to bring peace in the province
as it was fully aware of its duties. He stated that the FC had also traced out
several missing persons who would be brought to justice after due course of
law. Later, the court adjourned further hearing of the case till December 26. For more news visit
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