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Editor Anis-ur-Rehman still missing, police reluctant to register FIR
JournalismPakistan.com | Published: 16 June 2020
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Anis-ur-Rehman, editor of Nada-e-Millat, has been missing since visiting the Saudi Embassy in Islamabad. His friend has been attempting to file an FIR without success.Summary
ISLAMABAD—Islamabad Police are reportedly unwilling to register an FIR for the missing editor of Nawa-e-Waqt Group's magazine Nada-e-Millat.
Anis-ur-Rehman visited the Saudi Embassy in Islamabad on Tuesday for whom he used to do translations from Lahore. He went missing later that evening.
Reports say Rehman's friend Sajid Shah has had to run from pillar to post to have the FIR filed but all in vain. He has tried hard to seek help for the editor's recovery.
Shah had complained to the Secretariat Police about Rehman going missing on June 10.
Key Points
- Anis-ur-Rehman went missing on June 10 after visiting the Saudi Embassy.
- Islamabad Police are reportedly unwilling to register an FIR.
- His friend Sajid Shah has struggled to seek help for his recovery.
- Rehman's role involved translations for the Saudi Embassy.
- Concerns grow over the editor's safety and the police's inaction.
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