The court directed to include independent, capable and senior officers in the special investigation team for probe into the murder of the senior journalist.


Islamabad: A five-member bench of Supreme Court headed by Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Ata Bandial has adjourned the hearing of suo motu case regarding Journalist Arshad Sharif's murder till tomorrow.
During the hearing today, the court directed to include independent, capable and senior officers in the special investigation team for probe into the murder of the senior journalist.
The court directed the foreign office to assist the team in its investigation and collection of evidence abroad. It said that help of international agencies including the UN should be sought for investigation into the incident

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