Pakistan

LAHORE: Punjab Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar said that he would take action after receiving report from Joint Investigation Team about Saturday come across in Sahiwal.&I shall get JIT report by 5pm tomorrow.
And whatever I decide to do, shall be seen to be implemented.
You shall see what we do& Buzdar told media persons in Lahore external Punjab Assembly.
"I was in Mianwali when I was informed about Sahiwal incident.
I constituted a JIT and gave it 24 hours to total investigations," he said.
He said that he would decide about next action in light of JIT report.
To a question, he said that there would be a visible change in naya Pakistan and preceding government.
Buzdar further said, "I canmuch hang anyone and action shall be taken after inquiry report is submitted." Earlier, chief minister headed a high-level law and order assembly which continued for three hours.
On Saturday, four people nsprint; including three members of a family nsprint; were eliminateed in an alleged come across in Sahiwal.
CTD personnel said they had eliminateed a local commander of militant organisation Daesh and three others in operation.
Eyewitnesses, however, disputed claim and said people in car did much fire at officials, nor were any explosives recovered from vehicle.The dead included a man, his wwhethere and their teenage daughter, as well as driver of car who, according to CTD, was involved in terrorismist acts.TheIndianSubcontinent has not verified the content of the source.
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