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KARACHI INews Pakistan Reported : The hearing of the suo motu case on the killings in Karachi on Friday was adjourned till September 13, DawnNews reported.
The special bench of the apex court, headed by Chief Justice Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry, includes Justice Anwar Zaheer Jamali, Justice Sarmad Jalal Usmani, Justice Amer Hani Muslim and Justice Ghulam Rabbani.
During Friday’s hearing, Sindh Advocate General Fateh Malik told the court that 40 per cent of the police force had political affiliations. He added that 38 out of 44 cases have been registered.
Earlier, Chief Justice Iftikhar had criticised Sindh Advocate General, blaming him of not putting his heart into his job.
Speaking about problems faced by law enforcement agencies in the city, Inspector General Sindh Police Wajid Durrani said that cellular network companies and PTA did not cooperate with the police and often did not provide the police with the required data.
Adding to problems surrounding cellular phones and related networks, City Police Chief Saud Mirza said that mobile phones of Chinese brands were untraceable, and that customs authorities should be notified in this regard. Responding to which, Chief Justice Iftikhar said that thousands of shipping containers would not have been stolen if customs authorities were working properly.
Regarding other issues faced by police, Mr Durrani requested the court to order the State Bank of Pakistan to cooperate with police.
Moreover, on the orders of Chief Justice Iftikhar, the Intelligence Bureau (IB) on Friday submitted a report before the court on the violence in Karachi.
Earlier during Thursday’s proceedings, Chief Justice Iftikhar had said that political parties appeared to have become militant outfits.
“Allegations and counter-allegations are levelled by political parties against each other. Criminal gangs have been formed in the parties and people have been made hostage,” the chief justice observed during the hearing.
After the hearing, the Inter-Services Intelligence briefed the bench on the Karachi situation in the presence of representatives of other intelligence agencies. Due to the sensitive nature of the matter, members of the bench received the briefing in the committee room.
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| The special bench of the apex court, headed by Chief Justice Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry, includes Justice Anwar Zaheer Jamali, Justice Sarmad Jalal Usmani, Justice Amer Hani Muslim and Justice Ghulam Rabbani |
The special bench of the apex court, headed by Chief Justice Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry, includes Justice Anwar Zaheer Jamali, Justice Sarmad Jalal Usmani, Justice Amer Hani Muslim and Justice Ghulam Rabbani.
During Friday’s hearing, Sindh Advocate General Fateh Malik told the court that 40 per cent of the police force had political affiliations. He added that 38 out of 44 cases have been registered.
Earlier, Chief Justice Iftikhar had criticised Sindh Advocate General, blaming him of not putting his heart into his job.
Speaking about problems faced by law enforcement agencies in the city, Inspector General Sindh Police Wajid Durrani said that cellular network companies and PTA did not cooperate with the police and often did not provide the police with the required data.
Adding to problems surrounding cellular phones and related networks, City Police Chief Saud Mirza said that mobile phones of Chinese brands were untraceable, and that customs authorities should be notified in this regard. Responding to which, Chief Justice Iftikhar said that thousands of shipping containers would not have been stolen if customs authorities were working properly.
Regarding other issues faced by police, Mr Durrani requested the court to order the State Bank of Pakistan to cooperate with police.
Moreover, on the orders of Chief Justice Iftikhar, the Intelligence Bureau (IB) on Friday submitted a report before the court on the violence in Karachi.
Earlier during Thursday’s proceedings, Chief Justice Iftikhar had said that political parties appeared to have become militant outfits.
“Allegations and counter-allegations are levelled by political parties against each other. Criminal gangs have been formed in the parties and people have been made hostage,” the chief justice observed during the hearing.
After the hearing, the Inter-Services Intelligence briefed the bench on the Karachi situation in the presence of representatives of other intelligence agencies. Due to the sensitive nature of the matter, members of the bench received the briefing in the committee room.
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