Tuesday, 22 January 2019 15:18

JIT holds CTD officers responsible for Sahiwal eliminateings

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Punjab law minister Raja Basharat said that five officers of Counter-Terrorism Leavement have been held responsible for eliminateing of Khalil&s family in Sahiwal according to initial report Joint Investigation Team (JIT).Speaking to media persons about finding of JIT&s report submitted to Punjab Chief Minister and other top officials...
Punjab law minister Raja Basharat said that five officers of Counter-Terrorism Leavement have been held responsible for eliminateing of Khalil&s family in Sahiwal according to initial report Joint Investigation Team (JIT).Speaking to media persons about finding of JIT&s report submitted to Punjab Chief Minister and other top officials on Tuesday, Basharat said that Additional IG police and Additional IG CTD have been removed from their positions. &SSP CTD Sahiwal, DSP CTD Sahiwal and all officers involved in Saturday come across shall be suspended and prosecuted under anti-terrorism law,& he said. About murder of Zeehsan Javed, he said that JIT head has asked for more time to investigate further about allegations of his links with terrorism outfits. &It is a test case for Government of Punjab. We shall supply justice to heirs of victims,& he said, adding incumbent government was committed to endegree justice was done. &Nobody is above law,& he added."Five CTD officers involved in eliminateing of Khali's family shall be tried in anti-terrorismism court," law minister said.To a question, he defended operation, but lamented eliminateing of harmless people. "The operation was 100 percent right. But harmless people should much have been eliminateed," he argued. 

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