Prosecution designates Hina Javed murder case as high-profile

Punjab Prosecution Department has decided to designate Hina Javed murder case as high-profile and in this regard a special committee comprising senior prosecutors has been constituted to oversee the investigation and prosecution of the case.  According to detail, Punjab Prosecutor General Irfan Sadiq Tarrar has issued directives to District Public Prosecutor Rawalpindi, Mian Imran Rahim,…

Punjab Prosecution Department has decided to designate Hina Javed murder case as high-profile and in this regard a special committee comprising senior prosecutors has been constituted to oversee the investigation and prosecution of the case. 

According to detail, Punjab Prosecutor General Irfan Sadiq Tarrar has issued directives to District Public Prosecutor Rawalpindi, Mian Imran Rahim, to ensure the effective pursuit of the case. The District Prosecutor held a special meeting at his office with SP Pothohar Asar Ali, DSP Muhammad Shakeel, and Civil Lines Police Station SHO Asif Sajjad to review the progress of the investigation and prosecution regarding the murder of Hina Javed. 

Deputy District Public Prosecutor (Rawalpindi) Rehman Shaukat Bhatti was also present. District Public Prosecutor Mian Imran Rahim conducted a detailed review of the case’s available records, investigative progress, and evidence and issued necessary directives to the relevant investigating officers to advance the investigation in a more effective, comprehensive, and scientifically grounded manner. 

A line of inquiry was also outlined, taking into account all possible aspects of the evidence related to the case. Now progress on the case will be reviewed on a daily basis. 

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