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A: He alone can answer that question.
Q: Are there any other pictures with the investigation officer?
A: There are none.
The tribunal decided to call Mithiani at 10 am on Tuesday.
The fourth witness was Mohammad Eijaz, head constable, 30, head moharir
at the Clifton PS who produced the pictures before the tribunal. The
photographs were returned back to the police. Some of the trees have been hit
by more than one bullet.
The fifth witness was Gul Pir, 45, a constable working at the Clifton PS since
January 1966 and he is in police service as a constable for 24 years. He denied
having signed any mashirnama of the police station because he had gone up
to the British High Commission when he heard firing and after remaining
there for about five minutes returned back to the Arambagh PS where he is
staying in the barracks.
He also denied that he drove a Clifton PS mobile No. 104 and signed the
mashirnama prepared by ASI Shahzad as stated by him on Jan.13 before the
tribunal. He said he came to know of signing of the mashirnama when he got
a message for appearance before the tribunal on Monday evening. The
constable also said he was on leave for one week from Sept 21 and when
reported on duty on Sept 28 night, he was asked to report for morning duties
from next morning, therefore, there was no question of his taking the body of
the SHO from CHK on Sept 28 in the PS mobile No. 104. The sixth and the last
witness was PC Mohammad Khan, 25, of Clifton PS. The tribunal will meet
again on Wednesday morning at 9:30 am.
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