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- LAHORE: The issue of missing women in Punjab has once again come under judicial scrutiny after the Lahore High Court disclosed that 462 women remain untraced, reviving concerns over the recovery of Pakistani-origin American women who have previously gone missing under controversial circumstances.
- During a hearing concerning missing women cases, Chief Justice Lahore High Court Justice Alia Neelam expressed serious dissatisfaction with the police investigation and summoned Inspector General Punjab Abdul Kareem in person on Tuesday, November 11.
- Chief Justice Questions Police Performance During the hearing, the court expressed concern over the police department’s handling of missing women investigations.
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LAHORE: The issue of missing women in Punjab has once again come under judicial scrutiny after the Lahore High Court disclosed that 462 women remain untraced, reviving concerns over the recovery of Pakistani-origin American women who have previously gone missing under controversial circumstances.
During a hearing concerning missing women cases, Chief Justice Lahore High Court Justice Alia Neelam expressed serious dissatisfaction with the police investigation and summoned Inspector General Punjab Abdul Kareem in person on Tuesday, November 11. The court directed him to present a comprehensive report detailing the steps taken to trace and recover the missing women.
American-Origin Pakistani Women’s Cases Resurface
The proceedings also brought renewed attention to the disappearance of Wajiha Swati, a Pakistani-origin American citizen who went missing after arriving at Islamabad Airport on October 16, 2021.
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