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Islamabad: Supreme Court of Pakistan has taken suo moto action against the brutality of Rangers personnel in Karachi that killed a youth on Wednesday and summoned DG Ranger Sindh, Inspector General Polce Sindh and Provincial Interior Secretary on Friday.
A five-member larger bench of the apex court chaired by the Chief Justice of Pakistan Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhary, would conduct the case.
Rangers Personnel killed a 17-year-old boy Sarfraz Shah in an alleged encounter in the eastern city of Pakistan on Wednesday.
Meanwhile CJP said that he was concerned over violation of human rights. Police could serve the masses by eliminating crimes, he added.
Iftikhar Chaudhary said, “Administration of justice is not only the duty of courts, indeed all the stakeholders are required to play role in dispensing justice. The role of police is the most apparent in criminal justice system because they are the first to be approached by the victim or the aggrieved person.”
He said that the apex court was guarantor of the constitution and all the lower courts are bound to its judgments.
A five-member larger bench of the apex court chaired by the Chief Justice of Pakistan Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhary, would conduct the case.
Rangers Personnel killed a 17-year-old boy Sarfraz Shah in an alleged encounter in the eastern city of Pakistan on Wednesday.
Meanwhile CJP said that he was concerned over violation of human rights. Police could serve the masses by eliminating crimes, he added.
Iftikhar Chaudhary said, “Administration of justice is not only the duty of courts, indeed all the stakeholders are required to play role in dispensing justice. The role of police is the most apparent in criminal justice system because they are the first to be approached by the victim or the aggrieved person.”
He said that the apex court was guarantor of the constitution and all the lower courts are bound to its judgments.
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