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Chakwal shooting: Plea seeks transparent probe into girl’s death in CCD firing
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- As per details, the petitioner has stated that the Chakwal shooting incident was not a mistake but a severe violation of human rights.
- The LHC has been urged to direct authorities to provide the names of the officers involved in Chakwal shooting, CCTV footage, and all relevant records to ensure a fair and transparent inquiry in the incident.
- The petition further urged the high court to order that the affected family or their legal representative be included on the Joint Investigation Team (JIT) to ensure impartial proceedings.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize LAHORE: The Lahore High Court (LHC) has been moved for a transparent probe and preservation of evidence in the Chakwal shooting case that resulted in the death of a young Pakistani-Australian girl during ‘firing’ by Crime Control Department (CCD) personnel.
As per details, the petitioner has stated that the Chakwal shooting incident was not a mistake but a severe violation of human rights.
The LHC has been urged to direct authorities to provide the names of the officers involved in Chakwal shooting, CCTV footage, and all relevant records to ensure a fair and transparent inquiry in the incident.
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