Govt, parliament not prepared to rein in ISI: Pak top judge

October 25, 2013 17:21

Meanwhile, a top Pakistani judge has said that nobody, including the federal government and parliament, is prepared to bring in legislation to control the Inter-Services Intelligence agency.

Peshawar High Chief Justice Dost Muhammad Khan made the observation while hearing cases related to 282 "missing persons" of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and the tribal areas, a media report said today.

Khan warned that courts would be forced to restrict members of law enforcing agencies and security forces to their barracks if they continued to whisk away citizens almost every day through unlawful means, The News reported.

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