Rao Anwar?s arrest: Sindh IGP says no way to trace Whatsapp call

Inspector General Police Sindh AD Khawaja - File photo ISLAMABAD: Sindh IGP AD Khawaja expressed inability to give a certain date of apprehending Rao Anwar who still remains at large after his arrest orders over the 'fake encounter' of a 27-year-old man in Karachi. The absconding police official is wanted by authorities in connection to the extrajudicial murder of Naqeebullah Mehsud ? who along with three others ? was killed in an ?exchange of fire? with a police team led by Anwar on January 13 in Shah Latif Town, Karachi. "There is no available mechanism to trace a WhatsApp call," Khawaja said while addressing the media outside the Supreme Court earlier today. Anwar, on Tuesday, had contacted Geo News from an undisclosed location and commented on a raid conducted by the capital city police on a property the latter had claimed belong to the fugitive. He had also declared that he was present in Pakistan. When asked about Anwar fleeing from the Benazir Bhutto International Airport, the Sindh police chief said the question should be directed to the Capital Territory Police. "We registered a case and took [the required] steps but I cannot give a certain date of Anwar's arrest."