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SC issues written verdict in 2014 APS massacre case

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
November 11, 2021
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The Supreme Court of Pakistan is hearing the reference. Source: FILE.

The Supreme Court of Pakistan is hearing the reference. Source: FILE.

ISLAMABAD: Supreme Court on Thursday issued a written order of Wednesday’s hearing in the suo motu case pertaining to the 2014 Army Public School (APS) massacre in Peshawar.

The order has been written by Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Gulzar Ahmed. The decision of October 20 has also been made a part of the order.

The written order stated that Prime Minister Imran Khan informed the court that he had read the October 20 judgement and assured the apex court that the state would fulfill its responsibility.

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The Attorney General said that the state would deal with all those responsible for the tragedy and the prime minister has assured the parents of providing them justice.

The order further stated that the parents couldn’t bear the deaths of their children and hold those responsible mentioned in the October 20 order.

Read more: APS case: “What has been done to bring justice?” SCP grills PM

“The government should prepare a report in four weeks along with the parents and submit the report in the court with PM’s signatures,” the order said.

Earlier, the Supreme Court questioned PM Imran Khan in the Army Public School (APS) case.

According to details, the prime minister appeared before the Supreme Court in the APS suo motu notice case. During the hearing, the court asked the premier that what he did after the Army Public School tragedy. To which the prime minister said that we had a government in the province at that time.

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