Pakistani court summons police in case of missing peace activistLAHORE, Pakistan (Reuters) - A Pakistani court on Wednesday summoned a police officer investigating the case of a missing peace activist who is believed to have been kidnapped by unidentified men this month. Four activists critical of the army and its attitude towards militant groups went missing this year but reappeared after about a month. Two later said Pakistani military intelligence agents abducted and tortured them. The military denied the accusations. The latest activist to go missing is Raza Mehmood Khan, 40, a member of Aghaz-i-Dosti (Start of Friendship) group that works to build peace between arch-rivals Pakistan and India. He has not been heard from since Dec. 2 and his family filed a writ of habeas corpus in a court in the eastern city of Lahore in the belief he has been unlawfully detained, a lawyer acting for his family said. The Lahore High Court took up the case on Wednesday and the presiding judge, Anwar ul Haq, asked for the officer in charge of the police station handling the case to appear at the next hearing on Dec. 19. The lawyer, Usama Malik, told Reuters a neighbor had called police on the night of Dec. 2 to report that Khan was being kidnapped by unknown men. Khan s brother and police arrived to find Khan gone, along with his mobile telephones and computer, the lawyer said. Police were not available for comment on the court summons on Wednesday. Police said earlier they had no suspect in the case and they were investigating. On the day of his disappearance, Khan had spoken at a forum on militancy.  Everyone discussed their views and, of course, Raza was very critical,  said a friend, Rahim-ul-Haq. Khan had also posted comments on Facebook critical of the military and its suspected link to some Islamist hardliners who at the time were protesting against the civilian government.  Liberals in Pakistan have long criticized what they see as the military s use of some militant factions to further its political and security objectives. The army denies sponsoring militant factions. It regards security policy, especially towards neighbors India and Afghanistan, as its responsibility. worldnews
pakistani court summons police case missing peace activistlahore pakistan reuters a pakistani court wednesday summoned police officer investigating case missing peace activist believed kidnapped unidentified men month four activists critical army attitude towards militant groups went missing year reappeared month two later said pakistani military intelligence agents abducted tortured the military denied accusations the latest activist go missing gaza mehmood khan member start friendship group works build peace pakistan india he heard since family filed writ habeas corpus court eastern city lahore belief unlawfully detained lawyer acting family said the lahore high court took case wednesday presiding judge near ul haq asked officer charge police station handling case appear next hearing the lawyer sama malik told reuters neighbor called police night report khan kidnapped unknown men khan brother police arrived find khan gone along mobile telephones computer lawyer said police available comment court summons wednesday police said earlier suspect case investigating on day disappearance khan spoken forum militancy everyone discussed views course gaza critical said friend khan also posted comments facebook critical military suspected link islamic headliners time protesting civilian government liberals pakistan long criticized see military use militant factions political security objectives the army denies sponsoring militant factions it regards security policy especially towards neighbors india afghanistan responsibility worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Pakistani court summons police in case of missing peace activistLAHORE, Pakistan (Reuters) - A Pakistani court on Wednesday summoned a police officer investigating the case of a missing peace activist who is believed to have been kidnapped by unidentified men this month. Four activists critical of the army and its attitude towards militant groups went missing this year but reappeared after about a month. Two later said Pakistani military intelligence agents abducted and tortured them. The military denied the accusations. The latest activist to go missing is Raza Mehmood Khan, 40, a member of Aghaz-i-Dosti (Start of Friendship) group that works to build peace between arch-rivals Pakistan and India. He has not been heard from since Dec. 2 and his family filed a writ of habeas corpus in a court in the eastern city of Lahore in the belief he has been unlawfully detained, a lawyer acting for his family said. The Lahore High Court took up the case on Wednesday and the presiding judge, Anwar ul Haq, asked for the officer in charge of the police station handling the case to appear at the next hearing on Dec. 19. The lawyer, Usama Malik, told Reuters a neighbor had called police on the night of Dec. 2 to report that Khan was being kidnapped by unknown men. Khan s brother and police arrived to find Khan gone, along with his mobile telephones and computer, the lawyer said. Police were not available for comment on the court summons on Wednesday. Police said earlier they had no suspect in the case and they were investigating. On the day of his disappearance, Khan had spoken at a forum on militancy.  Everyone discussed their views and, of course, Raza was very critical,  said a friend, Rahim-ul-Haq. Khan had also posted comments on Facebook critical of the military and its suspected link to some Islamist hardliners who at the time were protesting against the civilian government.  Liberals in Pakistan have long criticized what they see as the military s use of some militant factions to further its political and security objectives. The army denies sponsoring militant factions. It regards security policy, especially towards neighbors India and Afghanistan, as its responsibility. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: pakistani court summons police case missing peace activistlahore pakistan reuters a pakistani court wednesday summoned police officer investigating case missing peace activist believed kidnapped unidentified men month four activists critical army attitude towards militant groups went missing year reappeared month two later said pakistani military intelligence agents abducted tortured the military denied accusations the latest activist go missing gaza mehmood khan member start friendship group works build peace pakistan india he heard since family filed writ habeas corpus court eastern city lahore belief unlawfully detained lawyer acting family said the lahore high court took case wednesday presiding judge near ul haq asked officer charge police station handling case appear next hearing the lawyer sama malik told reuters neighbor called police night report khan kidnapped unknown men khan brother police arrived find khan gone along mobile telephones computer lawyer said police available comment court summons wednesday police said earlier suspect case investigating on day disappearance khan spoken forum militancy everyone discussed views course gaza critical said friend khan also posted comments facebook critical military suspected link islamic headliners time protesting civilian government liberals pakistan long criticized see military use militant factions political security objectives the army denies sponsoring militant factions it regards security policy especially towards neighbors india afghanistan responsibility worldnews