ISLAMABAD: The Joint Investigation Team (JIT) has been set up to investigate the case of martyred journalist Arshad Sharif. murder case held its third session on ARY News reports on Tuesday.
Members of Joint Investigation Team (JIT) on Arshad Sharif murder case met in fact-installation commission and received a detailed briefing.
Investigation team prepared list of witnesses whose testimony will be recorded. Moreover, JIT also called more people on from Wednesday (tomorrow) to record their statements.
It is appropriate to mention here that a meeting was scheduled between the JIT and Sharif. mother but it was canceled due to her illness.
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session of The JIT was rescheduled for tomorrow (Wednesday).
Previously in day, ARY News reported that the JIT decided to make list of witnesses who recorded their testimony, except family members.
decision was taken in the course of a joint investigation by teams second meeting that took place at the headquarters of the city police department (GPO) in Islamabad.
During the meeting, the JIT instructed the Superintendent of Police (SP) Saddar contact him immediately family participants and arrange a meeting. team also decided to do list of witnesses – except for Arshad Sharif family – who recorded other readings.
In addition, the investigation team decided to meet on daily, while performance relevant to the case will be considered.
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December 10 at special JIT decided record statements of martyr journalist Arshad Sharif mother and widow in connection with probe in murder case. It was decided to develop their own terms of link (TK) for carrier out probe in murder case.
It became known that team will record evidence of Sharif mother and widow first, while all relevant persons will be contacted to record their statements.
JIT Representative also said in statement that preparations for complete travel documents for departure for Kenya.
