Shahbaz Gill said PM has asked IGP to “not compromise” in the investigation
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Prime Minister Imran Khan has asked Islamabad Police Commissioner Qazi Jameel-ur-Rehman to “not make any concessions” when investigating the murder of Noor Mukadam, the daughter of former Pakistani diplomat Shaukat Mukadam.
On Friday, Shah Bazgir, Special Assistant to the Prime Minister for Political Communication, shared this.
According to the police, 27-year-old Noor was murdered in the F-7 district of the federal capital on Tuesday.
This terrible incident triggered a national campaign to bring justice to her, and #JusticeforNoor became a hot trend on Twitter.
Shaukat Mukadam served as Pakistan’s ambassador to South Korea and Kazakhstan.
The son of Karachi business tycoon Zahir Zakir Jaffer (Zahir Zakir Jaffer) was arrested and charged on suspicion of murdering the young woman.
Gill stated that the prime minister is “personally monitoring” the case and has asked the IGP to provide a report.
“The prime minister has ordered justice for Nur Mukadam’s family,” the aide said.
“We all have daughters. I would like to ask the opposition party to unite with us in this regard,” he added.
He asked the court to “comply with all the requirements of the law” and asked the authorities to investigate the crime “on the merits of the case.”
Jill also talked about Noor’s mother, he quoted her as saying that her daughter was a “soft-hearted girl” and had been “cruelly tortured.”
He said that if the police understand the murderer’s behavior in time, “then her life may be saved.”
The Prime Minister’s assistant said that as the investigation progresses, things become clearer and “the facts of the case will be shared with the whole country”.
He said: “Noor will never come back, but what can be done is justice.”
Gil said that in addition to the Prime Minister’s personal investment in the investigation results, Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid and Human Rights Minister Shireen Mazari also kept in touch with the police and intermittently sought updates.
“We will not disclose any details until the police have completed the investigation,” he said.
“Please give the police some time to complete their investigation. Don’t worry, justice will be served,” the assistant said.
‘People who are not mentally disabled’
Earlier, Noor’s father spoke at a press conference and thanked Prime Minister Gil and Mazari for their personal interest in the case.
“This is not a situation where the suspect escaped. He was caught and caught by a weapon,” Mukadam said.
He said that Jaffer “is not a person with a mental disorder.”
“If such a person is hired as a director of a company, then his parents must also be part of the investigation,” Mukadam said.
“My daughter is a very cute and kind girl. Since yesterday, our family has been crying a lot,” he said.
Mukadam said that he serves the country as an ambassador, only for justice.
“This is a clear case. The murderer is standing in front of us,” he said.
The former diplomat said that the murder was witnessed by the “gatekeeper” of the house.
The name of the suspect will be added to the ECL
At the same time, after meeting with the investigation team of the Central Police Department, IGP instructed it to contact relevant agencies and add the suspect’s name to the exit control list (ECL).
The chief of police also instructed the team to obtain his criminal record (if any) from the United Kingdom and the United States.
The meeting was attended by DIG Operation Afzaal Ahmad Kausar, SSP Operation Dr. Syed Mustafa Tanveer, SSP Investigation Ata-ur-Rehman, SP City Zone Rana Abdul Wahab and ASP Kohsar Amna Baig and other officials.
When reporting the progress of the case to the Islamabad IGP, the head of the investigation team, SSP Investigating Ata-ur-Rehman, said that in addition to the two security guards, the statements of the victim’s parents and the suspect’s father had been recorded.
The police chief was told that the forensic team had also provided evidence after the investigation.
The IGP stated that all evidence obtained from the incident “should be forensic” and added that as part of the investigation, the Therapy Works team should be contacted.
It is worth mentioning that Therapy Works is a drug rehabilitation center where Jaffer is believed to have sought treatment there.
IGP expressed satisfaction with the investigation so far and stated that all requirements for justice should be met, and no pressure or suggestions should be considered in order to punish criminals.
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