Pakistan, July 10 -- The Lahore High Court on Thursday directed the government to form a high-level commission to hold an inquiry into the fuel crisis that recently affected the country, a private TV channel reported.

The LHC bench, under Chief Justice Qasim Ali Khan, heard the case related to the recent fuel shortage and hoarding of petroleum products. The court, while ordering the constitution of a commission to probe the matter, asked the attorney general to submit names in this regard.

The LHC top judge remarked that if the AG failed to submit names of suitable candidates, then the High Court will recommend the appropriate persons for the commission. "I need strong people in the commission, if anyone tries to hide the government rec...