Bulletins 1200 29th January 2018
- 6 years ago
KARACHI: Former SSP Malir Rao Anwar, who has been booked for his alleged involvement in a staged encounter that led to the death of an aspiring fashion model, has put the efficiency of his department to catch him to the test.
With the Supreme Court’s deadline for arresting SSP Anwar expiring on Wednesday, the Sindh police have yet not find any clue to his whereabouts.
The under-fire police officer is believed to have gone into hiding after registration of a murder case against him and his team for their involvement in what investigators described a fake/staged encounter.
The apex court on January 27 set three-day deadline for IG Sindh to arrest the SSP in the murder case of 27-year-old Naseemullah, better known as Nqeeb Ullah.
FIR No 40/18 under sections 365, 344, 302, 109 and 34 of the Pakistan Penal Code and Section 7 of the Anti-Terrorism Act has been registered at the Sachal Goth police station on the complaint of Naqeeb’s father Muhammad Khan against SSP Rao Anwar and his team.
Rao Anwar in Islamabad
Sources told ARY News that Sindh police traced the whereabouts of Anwar in the federal capital on Jan 22 using his call data record (CDR).
Last time, he was traced near PIMS Hospital in Islamabad, but since then his location was unknown.
They said the law enforcers were working on the last location to track him down with technical support and ground surveillance.
With the Supreme Court’s deadline for arresting SSP Anwar expiring on Wednesday, the Sindh police have yet not find any clue to his whereabouts.
The under-fire police officer is believed to have gone into hiding after registration of a murder case against him and his team for their involvement in what investigators described a fake/staged encounter.
The apex court on January 27 set three-day deadline for IG Sindh to arrest the SSP in the murder case of 27-year-old Naseemullah, better known as Nqeeb Ullah.
FIR No 40/18 under sections 365, 344, 302, 109 and 34 of the Pakistan Penal Code and Section 7 of the Anti-Terrorism Act has been registered at the Sachal Goth police station on the complaint of Naqeeb’s father Muhammad Khan against SSP Rao Anwar and his team.
Rao Anwar in Islamabad
Sources told ARY News that Sindh police traced the whereabouts of Anwar in the federal capital on Jan 22 using his call data record (CDR).
Last time, he was traced near PIMS Hospital in Islamabad, but since then his location was unknown.
They said the law enforcers were working on the last location to track him down with technical support and ground surveillance.