Pakistani journalist Arshad Sharifs mother and wife will be contacted to record their accounts . The Pakistani JIT held its first meeting at the Deputy Inspector General (DIG) headquarters on Friday .
Islamabad (Pakistan), December 10 : According to ARY News, the Joint Investigation Team (JIT) has decided to record the testimony of murdered Pakistani journalist Arshad Sharifs mother and wife in connection with an investigation into the case.The special JIT held its first meeting at the Deputy Inspector General (DIG) headquarters on Friday.In the meeting, the special JIT decided that it would develop its own terms of reference (ToRs) for a probe into the Arshad Sharif murder case.According to the ARY News report, the Pakistani journalist Arshad Sharif was killed in the Kenyan capital Nairobi on October 23, while in self-exile.
The JIT spokeswoman confirmed in a tweet that they have begun negotiations to complete travel documents for visiting Kenya.On December 8, Pakistan's federal government announced the names of the members of a new joint investigation team to the Supreme Court.According to a ARY News story, Aamir Rehman, the additional Attorney General, sent the notification of the five-member JIT to the five-member larger bench of the Supreme Court, who was hearing a suo moto witness of Arshad Sharifs murder.The Pakistan Supreme Court asked for information about the members of the Joint Investigation Team (JIT), according to the court. The hearing of the Arshad Sharif murder trial was postponed until the first week of January and the committee's progress reports were due every two weeks, according to Kenyan police.According to Dawn, the findings of a two-person fact-finding team composed of Information Bureau (IB) and Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) personnel revealed on Thursday that the killing of Pakistani journalist Arshad Sharifs may have been a targeted assassination.According to Dawn, the 592-page report that the investigators provided to the Supreme Courts five-member bench, led by Chief Justice Umar Ata Bandial, denied the Kenyan police's account of According to the investigation report, it cannot be excluded that the assassination took place in transnational roles in Kenya, Dubai, and Pakistan.