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NEWS ARCHIVE·DEATH PENALTY·SEPTEMBER 17, 2005
Pakistan

PAKISTAN. LASHKAR-I-JHANGVI ACTIVIST GETS DEATH SENTENCE

the Multan No-1 court, an anti terrorist court in Pakistan, awarded a death sentence on two counts to Abu Bakr alias Usman, a hitman of the banned Lashkar-i-Jhangvi activist group, and two life terms to his accomplice Dilawar on charges of killing two riv

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the Multan No-1 court, an anti terrorist court in Pakistan, awarded a death sentence on two counts to Abu Bakr alias Usman, a hitman of the banned Lashkar-i-Jhangvi activist group, and two life terms to his accomplice Dilawar on charges of killing two rival Al-shiite activists. The accused killed Fayyaz Hussain in Bahawalnagar on May 7, 1996.
The court acquitted Maulana Jalil Ahmed Ikhwan, his brother Khalil Ahmed Ikhwan and eight others because the prosecution could not prove their involvement in the case.
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  • (Sources: Business Recorder, 17/09/2005)