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Karachi law and order case ruling not implemented: SC
ISLAMABAD: Chief Justice of Pakistan Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry said the Supreme Court orders in the case pertaining to Karachi law and order were not implemented despite lapse of a year, Geo news reported.
The remarks came as a three-judge bench of the apex court resumed hearing the case regarding then non-implementation of its previous orders about law and order in Karachi.
He said the Rangers and police had taken responsibility to abolish no-go areas in the city.
“Have no-go areas been abolished, Is there no individual in police recruited on political grounds, why legislation was not carried out to de-weaponise Karachi…….What are police doing to put an end to sectarian killings in the city,” the CJ remarked.
He said that the court’s December 14 ruling raised query about a surge in targeted killings that was also not responded by the government.
Additional Home Secretary Waseem Ahmed told the court that there was a decrease in extortion in Karachi.
Courtesy www.geo.tv