FIA seeks video conferencing with Indian officials
RAWALPINDI – Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Monday submitted an application to Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) Rawalpindi No 1 seeking the Court’s permission to conduct video conferencing of an Indian magistrate and police investigation officer (IO) as witnesses in Mumbai attack case.
In this regard, ATC judge Malik Muhammad Akram Awan issued…
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