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QUETTA: The tribunal formed to probe Kharotabad incident under the supervision of Balochistan High Court (BHC) Judge Justice Hashim Kakar has presented its report to the Balochistan government today (Tuesday), Geo News reported.

Security personnel killed five foreigners including three women on May 17 in Kharotabad area of Quetta. The Balochistan government, on May 20, formed a commission to investigate the incident, headed by the BHC Justice Hashim Kakar.

The team initiated its formal investigation on May 31 by recording statements of 28 witnesses and gathering video and pictorial evidences of the killing of the foreigners by the police and FC personnel. The investigating team also visited the site where the incident took place.

As the committee was set to present its reports within a month after the incident occurred, therefore, the tribunal after completing its report has presented it to the Balochistan government today.

Source: [url=http://thenews.com.pk]The News International: Latest, Breaking, Pakistan, Sports & Video News[/url]

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Loadshedding to continue till 2018: WAPDA

Updated at: 1518 PST, Tuesday, June 28, 2011
ISLAMABAD: Chairman WAPDA Shakeel Durrani said that electricity loadshedding will continue till 2018, Geo News reported. Meanwhile member of the National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Water and Power, Sajjadul Hasan has called for riots in Okara and the burning of PEPCO’s office to protests against loadshedding.

The committee met today and Sajjadul Hasan informed the members that 22 hours of loadhsedding in Okara is unbearable.

Chairman WAPDA told the committee that the difference between demand and supply will be eliminated by 2018

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KARACHI: A Pakistani court on Wednesday indicted six paramilitary soldiers and a civilian on murder and terrorism charges after an unarmed man was shot dead on camera in a public park, lawyers said.

If convicted, the seven accused could be sentenced to death.

Members of Pakistan’s Rangers paramilitary force were caught on film killing Sarfaraz Shah, 22, after a civilian dragged him over to the troops, accusing him of robbery in Karachi on June 8.

The daylight murder was filmed by a cameraman and broadcast round the clock on television, shocking the country with the apparent brutality of trained officers.

“The court has formally framed charges of murder and terrorism against all the accused,” public prosecutor Mohammad Khan Buriro told reporters.

The accused pleaded not guilty and will contest the charges after appearing before judge Bashir Ahmed Khoso on Wednesday, lawyers said.

Buriro said the trial would begin on Thursday and that a total of 46 witnesses would be called to the stand.

“They are innocent and will contest the charges,” said M R Sayed, one of the lawyers for the defence.

“We have asked the court to provide the investigation report compiled by the government joint investigation team,” he added.

The formal indictment had been repeatedly delayed to allow the accused time to hire lawyers.

Facing down a media tirade, the government has already taken the rare step of removing the provincial chiefs of police and Rangers in Karachi.

The widely aired footage of the killing showed a clean-shaven and unarmed Shah, wearing black trousers and a navy shirt, pleading for his life before he was shot twice.

He then begged for help while the soldiers appeared to do nothing but watch him fall slowly and lapse into unconsciousness.

Despite no evidence in the video that Shah had a weapon, Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik, whose ministry is responsible for the Rangers, claimed last week that the victim had been carrying an unlicensed weapon.

The killings last month by security forces of five unarmed Chechens, one of them a pregnant woman, in the city of Quetta are also under investigation.

Answerable to the interior ministry, more than 10,000 paramilitary troops patrol Karachi and its surroundings to combat routine ethnic, political and extremist violence in the city of 16 million.

Human rights activists condemned Shah’s killing and complain that the Rangers, established for combat and border duty, are neither equipped nor trained for civilian areas.

[url=http://www.dawn.com/2011/06/29/six-rangers-charged-with-murder-of-sarfaraz-shah.html]Six Rangers charged with murder of Sarfaraz Shah | Pakistan | DAWN.COM[/url]