“Ghulam Abbas has returned home, while Ghulam Haider has been arrested in Khairpur,” police said in its report.
“Two persons reported missing, Ghulam Sarwar and Maqbool, have been arrested by Shara-e-Faisal police,” according to the report.
The high court bench summoned progress reports about other missing persons from police and adjourned further hearings of the case until April 15.
In an earlier hearing, the court dismissed a petition about a missing person Saad Zahoor after police reported his return home.
Shah Faisal Colony’s Zahoor Ahmed had filed a petition that his son was missing since last year.
The high court bench also heard the missing petitions of Muhammad Arif from Ferozabad, Rana Khalid, who has been missing from Shahrah-e-Noorjahan police jurisdiction, and Maqsood Khan from Gulshan Iqbal police remit.
The court directed the police to use all resources in their hands for the recovery of the disappeared citizens.
The court also issued notices to police and other departments over missing petitions of Khursheed Ali and Khadeejatul Kubra, filed by their relatives. The bench ordered police and other agencies to submit their reply by April 16.
The Sindh High Court earlier, expressed concern over the failure in recovery of missing persons while hearing petitions about the disappearance of six citizens.
The bench comprised of Justice Zafar Ahmed Rajput issued notices to the Sindh government, and other parties and summoned their reply on recovery of the missing persons by March 18.
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