The JIT, according to the terms of reference of the committee, will identify and bring the culprits to book in accordance with relevant laws and cause presentation of challans in the concerned courts.


Islamabad: The federal government on Tuesday constituted a Joint Investigation Team to ascertain facts behind malicious social media campaign attempting to malign the image of judges of the Supreme Court.
According to the terms of reference of the committee, the JIT will identify and bring the culprits to book in accordance with relevant laws and cause presentation of challans in the concerned courts.
The committee will recommend measures for prevention against occurrence of such inducements in future.
The JIT shall submit a preliminary report to the Interior Ministry within a fortnight.
Additional Director General Cyber Crime Wing of Federal Investigation Agency will be the convener of the committee, whereas there will be a member each from the Intelligence Bureau, the Inter-Services Intelligence, Islamabad Police and Pakistan Telecommunication Authority.

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