QUETTA: The family of a traffic sergeant who was run over and killed by a vehicle belonging to former MPA Majeed Khan Achakzai has refuted reports of reaching compromise with him.
The deceased’s brother said they have decided to challenge the acquittal of Achakzai in the Balochistan High Court (BHC). “Neither have we reached any compromise with Majeed Achakzai nor have received any blood money,” he clarified.
According to a private news channel, the deceased’s brother said the CCTV footage of the incident is clear evidence of how the cop was killed. Besides, he lamented that the authorities have not fulfilled the promise of giving a job to the deceased’s son in the police department yet.
On Sept 07, Additional Inspector General (AIG) Abdul Razaq Cheema had said the appeal against a model court’s September 04 verdict of exonerating Achakzai from all charges is in the final phase as the prosecution department is going through the detailed judgment and relevant documents to finalise the appeal.
On Sept 04, the model court in Quetta acquitted former provincial assembly member (MPA) Majeed Khan Achakzai in the traffic sergeant murder case due to lack of evidence.
Traffic Sergeant Haji Attaullah was run over and killed in Quetta’s GPO Chowk allegedly by a vehicle belonging to Majeed Achakzai in 2017. The traffic police officer had been seriously wounded in the accident and was taken to Civil Hospital Quetta where he succumbed to his injuries.
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