Pakistan, Oct. 25 -- Hina Javed's family has asked Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz to form a judicial commission to investigate her death in Rawalpindi. The family rejected the findings of a police committee and demanded an independent inquiry.

In a letter to Maryam Nawaz, relatives raised concerns about forensic evidence and deleted messages from Hina's mobile phone. They said the investigation lacked transparency and called for a fresh review. Maryam Nawaz said the probe remained incomplete and assured the family that justice would be served.

Hina, 45, was found dead in her bathroom in Rawalpindi's Lal Kurti area on August 21. Her brother filed a murder complaint at Civil Lines police station. He alleged that she had suffered viole...