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Court hears Tariq Jatoi over murder of Samina Sindhu

Published on: April 13, 2018 2:29 AM

LARKANA: The suspected murderer of artist Samina Sindhu, Tariq Jatoi was presented in the court on Thursday.

Police has been granted his seven days physical remand. The investigation officer DSP Liaquat Abbasi claimed that three shots could be heard in the video as an evidence of the murder.

e stated that terrorism act has not been included in the first information report (FIR).

Meanwhile, PPP district president Abdul Fatah Bhutto along with his party activists went to the residence of the deceased artist and offered condolences to the bereaved family. He assured that it would be probed if it was a target killing. He claimed that the family of the deceased artist would be provided protection by the government. Ashiq Samo, husband of the deceased artist, expressed his dissatisfaction with the ongoing investigations as terrorism act has not been included in the FIR.

Furthermore, he demanded capital punishment for the accused who killed his pregnant wife.

Sindh Human Rights Defenders Forum Chairman Ali Ahmed Palh, during a press conference, claimed that the murder of Samina Sindhu is target killing. He alleged that police have neither included terrorism act nor possession of illegal weapons act in the FIR that favours the accused. He claimed her murder to be an act of terrorism as she was killed publicly.

“It is not the killing of Samina but of art and music. Her murder has sent a message that Sufism, music, art and dance are endangered in Sindh,” he said. He claimed that Pakistan ranks at 150 in the world in committing violence against women.

He demanded investigation of the case to be conducted in accordance with the constitution and by an honest police officer. He pledged his full support to the family of the slain artist.

Postmortem of the deceased artist was conducted by Dr Pooja and the report states that Samina was seven months pregnant and was shot from a distance of 7 or 8 feet that wounded her lungs and heart.

Published in Daily Times, April 13th 2018.

Filed Under: Sindh

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