PAKISTAN: FOUR MORE CONVICTED BY MILITARY COURTS HANGED

Another four hardcore militants sentenced to death by a military court were executed in the Kohat jail, taking the total number of terrorists hanged there within 48 hours to eight.
According to a press release of the Inter-Services Public Relations, the four convicts belonged to the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan.
Like the four who were executed the previous day, the militants who were hanged on May 11 confessed before a magistrate and the trial court to having committed various terrorist acts, including deadly attacks on civilians and law enforcement personnel.
The militants who were hanged were: Bakht Ameer, son of Ameer Zaman; Asghar Khan, son of Ahmed Khan; Muhammad Nawaz, son of Ghulam Muhammad; and Mushtaq Ahmed, son of Meraj Khan. All of them hailed from Swat district and were arrested in military operations.
The executions were carried out under strict security measures.