Summary Balochistan’s interior secretary and CCPO Quetta told the SC that no prior information was shared.
ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – A three-member bench of the Supreme Court headed by Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry on Thursday resumed hearing of suo moto notice case in Quetta tragedy.
In his remarks, the Chief Justice said governor Balochistan and the prime minister Raja Pervez Ashraf were responsible for law and order situation after imposition of Governor Rule in the province.
Attorney General of Pakistan submitted the reply on the part of the Prime Minister Secretariat to the apex court, justifying that intelligence information had been shared with the provincial administration.
CCPO Quetta Mir Zubai told the court that the provincial administration had been receiving the warnings of terrorist incidents but no prior information was given about the occurrence of the recent tragic incident in Quetta.
He told the court that the terrorists changed their tactics as they used water tank after creating fake water crisis in the area.
The Supreme Court adjourned the hearing for Friday.
