A Pakistani court on Monday disposed of a petition asking it to direct authorities to trace missing Canadian national Rajvindar Singh Gill after a senior official assured the judge that police had filed a case and were conducting an investigation into the matter.
The DSP (Organised Crime) of Punjab province told Justice Sardar Tariq Masood of the Lahore High Court that a case had been registered at Sarwar Road police station in Lahore regarding the kidnapping of Gill, who was reported missing in August last year, and is now beleived to be dead.
The police official also submitted a report to the judge, who was hearing a petition filed by Sikandar Singh Gill, the father of the missing woman.
At the last hearing on January 2, Lahore Police chief Aslam Tareen had told the judge that police believed Rajvindar was killed soon after she arrived in Lahore.
He had said that police had arrested a suspect in connection with the murder. During on Monday's hearing, the DSP told the judge that a man named Hafiz Shahzad Hussain had been arrested and Rajvindar's laptop was found in his possession.
The laptop had been identified by Rajvindar's father, he said.
The DSP (Organised Crime) of Punjab province told Justice Sardar Tariq Masood of the Lahore High Court that a case had been registered at Sarwar Road police station in Lahore regarding the kidnapping of Gill, who was reported missing in August last year, and is now beleived to be dead.
The police official also submitted a report to the judge, who was hearing a petition filed by Sikandar Singh Gill, the father of the missing woman.
At the last hearing on January 2, Lahore Police chief Aslam Tareen had told the judge that police believed Rajvindar was killed soon after she arrived in Lahore.
He had said that police had arrested a suspect in connection with the murder. During on Monday's hearing, the DSP told the judge that a man named Hafiz Shahzad Hussain had been arrested and Rajvindar's laptop was found in his possession.
The laptop had been identified by Rajvindar's father, he said.