Non-recovery of missing persons irks court
The Sindh High Court (SHC) expressed anger over the absence of the missing person and directed the Joint Investigation Team (JIT), Provincial Affairs Commission and police to expedite the probe. The case was heard by a two-member panel headed by Justice Naimatullah Phulpoto.
Relatives of the missing persons including Riyasat Ullah, Wajid Hussain, M. Yaseen, Asif Khan, Kamran, Umar Zaman and others wept in court. Riyasat Ullah’s wife pleaded, “What is our fault that our punishment continues? My husband has been gone for ten years. M. Yasin’s family also wept in court. Yaseen’s mother questioned the progress of the investigation and said, “What kind of investigation has been going on since 2016 without any progress?”
Expressing dissatisfaction with the police and the Sindh Home Ministry for failing to find the missing persons, the court said, “The initial reports were given by you under a new name. Elderly women, mothers and sisters are worried. “The guarantee is provided
A Judicial Division East judge of Karachi City Court has granted bail to five men accused of involvement in a fight at Karachi University. Police presented five suspects, Abdul Rasheed, Tariq Sami, Nadeem, Danish and Siyam, before the court. In the case, it was revealed that Abdul Rasheed’s son Siyam had gone to the university to pick up his sister where he met with an accident.
Siyam tells his father, then goes to university. A search of the vehicle revealed licensed firearms and ammunition. “Some of these facilities have been shifted to other facilities leading to shortage of doctors in the hospital across the state,” said one doctor, adding that the medical association had urged the government to repeal the law. a decision taken by the previous PTI government.
“The board made this decision and it is very unfortunate that the Director of Health and Hospital Administration is silent on these illegal and unreasonable measures,” he said, adding that the patient load is increasing every year with n number of facilities ‘… doctors should be increased in all MTI hospitals but the government districts are doing the opposite.
“This negatively affects the seniority of doctors and also creates problems for patients,” he said, adding that the provincial medical association noted massive protests over the decision and demanded that the interim government take the decision.
