Court issues notices over alleged extrajudicial killing after victim's brother seeks FIR against police

ISLAMABAD: A court has issued notices in a case concerning an alleged extrajudicial killing, following a petition by the victim's brother who is seeking to register a First Information Report (FIR) against the policemen involved.

According to details, the brother of the deceased approached the court after reportedly facing difficulties in having an FIR lodged against the police officials allegedly responsible for his sibling's death. The court, taking up the matter, has now issued notices to the relevant parties to respond to the allegations.

The case centers on claims that the victim was killed in an encounter described by the family as extrajudicial. The brother's petition argues that the killing was not justified and demands legal action against the officers involved. The court's issuance of notices marks a procedural step, requiring the respondents to submit their replies regarding the incident and the request for an FIR.

Further proceedings in the case are expected as the court reviews the responses from the parties involved. The development highlights ongoing concerns about alleged extrajudicial actions and the challenges families face in seeking accountability.