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RAWALPINDI: A special investigation committee formed on the directives of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has launched a fresh investigation into the murder of Hina Javed in Rawalpindi, with investigators identifying domestic worker Zeeshan as the prime suspect in the case.
The committee has begun a reinvestigation to examine the circumstances surrounding the killing and review the evidence collected during the investigation. Zeeshan, who was already nominated in the case, has been named as the prime suspect based on forensic evidence, including DNA and skin particles, according to the information provided by investigators.
The forensic findings are expected to form an important part of the committee’s examination of the case. However, the identification of a suspect does not establish guilt, which must be determined through the legal process.
The reinvestigation comes as the victim’s family has called for a transparent and impartial probe. The family has demanded that all aspects of the case be examined fairly and that the investigation proceed without bias.
The committee will review the available evidence and submit its report to the provincial government. Its findings are expected to inform the government’s assessment of the case and any further steps considered necessary by the relevant authorities.
The formation of the committee under the chief minister’s directives places the case under renewed scrutiny at the provincial level. The reinvestigation is focused on examining the evidence and establishing the circumstances surrounding Hina Javed’s murder.
Further details about the committee’s composition, its timeline for completing the inquiry and any additional investigative measures were not provided in the available information.
The case remains under investigation, with the committee expected to present its findings to the provincial government once its review is complete.
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