While hearin­g the contem­pt of court plea agains­t the provin­cial chief secret­ary, police chief, and others­KARACHI: The Sindh High Court (SHC) directed the Sindh government on Thursday to reform police laws within six weeks. The bench, headed by Justice Hassan Azhar Rizvi, was hearing the contempt of court plea against the provincial chief secretary, police chief, and others. However, Sindh Advocate-General Salman Talibuddin interjected that new police laws were pending approval of the cabinet, and at least six weeks were needed to get the approval. Sindh advocate-general requested the court to give the provincial government six weeks to present the new laws. The court, approving their request, granted six weeks to present new laws.

Source: The Express Tribune January 25, 2019 04:18 UTC