Punjab Governor ChaudharyMuhammad Sarwar on Saturday pledged to attract people responsible for theSahiwal incident.
The governor on Twitter said onTwitter that the killing of innocent people is not only the culprits of the lawand the state, but also the families of the victims.
He said the state would keep itspromise to put criminals at berth so that no one would dare kill an innocentperson in the future.
Prime Minister Imrans Khan yesterdaycalled on the Punjab government to appeal the decision of the SpecialAnti-Terrorism Court to acquit all suspects in the Sahiwal "meeting" case.
Dr. Firdaus Ashek Avans, thePrime Minister's Special Assistant for Media and Radio, said on Friday that thePrime Minister had instructed officials to investigate the weaknesses and shortcomings of the case.
In a later tweet, live news updates Sarvar said that the whole nation saw a video with parents who shottheir children. The government is committed to ensuring justice for [these] innocent children. If their family does not become a complainant, the State will act as a complainant in this case. "
Earlier on Thursday, theAnti-Terrorism Court acquitted all six suspects in a case of killing fourpeople in a possible confrontation earlier this year.
Six defendants, namely Safdar,Ehsan, Saifullah, Hussein and Nasir, were acquitted of insufficient evidence tomake them suspect.
During the trial, the courtrecorded the testimony of 49 witnesses, including the testimony of Zeeshan'srelative and another victim, Muhammad Khalil.
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Sahiwal tragedy
Four people, including two women,were killed in a suspicious clash on the highway in the Kadirabad district of Sahiwaldistrict on Saturday afternoon in January in the afternoon.
Counter-terrorism officersconfirmed that a vehicle signal had been sent near the Sahiwal toll plaza tostop the bicycle, but the alleged militants turned to the shooting, indicating that three militants had managed to escape. "The incident was a follow-up to the January 16 operation in Faisalabad."
Thevictims have been identified as grocery store owner Mohammad Halil, his wifeNabila, their 13-year-old daughter Ariba and their friend Zeshan Javed. His son Amir Khalil was shot and wounded, while Sister Munibe's arm was shot and wounded, and his younger sister Hadiba was not injured.
