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Khalid bin Majeed declared ‘innocent’ in Kainat death case

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Staff Reporter

The Court of Islamabad Judicial Magistrate ordered cancellation of FIR against Pakistan Red Crescent Society the then secretary general Khalid bin Majeed in a case related to death of NUML student Kainat Tariq, who was also a part-time employee at the PRCS.

In the verdict, Judicial Magistrate Sec-30 (West) Waqar Hussain Gondal said that police could not find any incriminating evidence against the accused and hence had itself filed an FIR cancellation I do agree with the police opinion,” the judge maintained in the verdict.

The I-9 Industrial Area Police had registered a murder case on the complaint of Muhammad Tariq, father of deceased Kainat Tariq, who in his written application in November last year had alleged that his daughter did not commit suicide but she had been murdered by the then secretary general of PRCS through poisoning.

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