Noor Murder Case: Former ambassadors demand placing murderer's name on ECL
Last updated on: 23 July,2021 12:24 pm
"Using his dual nationality, the murderer could be made to escape the country."
ISLAMABAD (APP) - Over 100 former ambassadors have demanded of the government to put the name of the killer on Exit Control List (ECL), who had murdered the daughter of a former envoy.
The Association of Former Ambassadors (AFA) of Pakistan in a statement issued by its Secretary General Ambassador Sanaullah strongly condemned the gruesome killing of the daughter of former Ambassador Shaukat Ali Mukaddam and called for an “exemplary punishment” for the murderer of Noor Mukadam.
Noor Mukadam, 27, daughter of Shaukat Mukadam, was found murdered at a residence in the capital’s upscale Sector F-7/4 on Tuesday.
The ambassadors apprehended that ‘using his dual nationality’, the murderer could be made to escape the country.
“Therefore, the Association demands that his name should be placed on the ECL to ensure that he does not use his family influence and power to slip away from the country,” the statement read.
The former ambassadors noted with “disgust and horror” the brutal and heinous crime and called upon the Chief Justice of Pakistan to take a notice of it to ensure that justice is done.
They also urged the police and prosecutor to get hold of all previous medical and criminal record of the culprit.
“Supervision of this case would help reduce alarmingly high crime against women in Islamabad,” they stressed.
The Association appreciated the personal message of support from the Foreign Minister to the bereaved family and mentioned the Foreign Secretary, who lent his support by attending the funeral.
Earlier, Islamabad police officials revealed that the there was no eyewitness in the Noor Muqaddam murder case.
Addressing a press conference in Islamabad on Thursday, SSP Investigation Atta-ur-Rehman, who is in charge of investigating the case, said that the accused has been arrested from the crime scene is also being interrogated.
He said that all the forensic evidence of the incident have been collected, adding that the victim was killed ruthlessly.
Ata-ur-Rehman went on to say that after being informed, police took action and arrested the accused, adding that the accused is being interrogated, while the statements of his two security guards have been recorded.
The SSP investigation further said that misinformation is being spread regarding the case adding our entire focus is on the incident.