GB Chief Judge Demands Daily Updates on Skardu Family Murder Investigation

GILGIT: Chief Judge of the Gilgit-Baltistan Chief Court, Justice Ali Baig, has mandated daily progress reports in the investigation of a tragic case involving the murder of four family members in Skardu. The directive aims to ensure a thorough and transparent inquiry into the incident that has shocked the local community.

During a recent meeting, bereaved family members appealed to Justice Baig for justice, expressing their concerns over the investigation’s pace. In response, he assured them that all necessary measures would be taken within the legal framework to facilitate an impartial investigation. The Chief Judge’s orders specifically require the Skardu Senior Superintendent of Police (Investigations) to provide daily updates to the court’s registrar until further notice.

This case has broader implications for the rule of law in Gilgit-Baltistan, as it highlights the ongoing issues surrounding honour killings in the region. The Chief Judge’s proactive stance signals a commitment to addressing such heinous crimes and restoring public confidence in the judicial system.

As the investigation unfolds, police have already arrested two prime suspects from Kurram in connection with the murders that occurred on October 30. Authorities are expected to continue their efforts to gather evidence and ensure that justice is served in this high-profile case.