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May 5, 2006 Friday Rabi-us-Sani 6, 1427

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Production of woman before SC ordered



By Our Correspondent


MIRPURKHAS, May 4: The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pakistan has directed one Mehmood Sultan Chandio to produce Ms Matal, wife of Sohbat Lashari, before it on May 8 and also ordered the Provincial Police Officer of Sindh to ensure implementation of the order. The court also put the Advocate–General of Sindh on notice for the next date of hearing.

Justice Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry issued notice on a complaint of Ghulam Haider Lashari, a resident of Mehran Colony, Mirpurkhas. The complaint was converted into a criminal miscellaneous application (207 of 2006) by the Chief Justice.

Notices to complainant and Mehmood Sultan Chandio, who is working with a newspaper, have also been issued for the next date of hearing.

The notices of the apex court were forwarded to the District and Sessions Judge of Mirpurkhas, who ordered police to serve them on Mehmood Sultan Chandio and complainant Ghulam Haider Lashari without delay.

In his compliant, Lashari said that his 22-year-old married daughter was abducted by Mahmood Sultan Chandio 13 months back but police were not lodging an FIR against him. He staged hunger strike at the Post Office Chowk and subsequently his FIR was registered but police did not arrest Chandio.

He said that the accused was working in the police department but following recovery of a stolen bike he was sacked. He prayed for justice.






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