PAKISTAN: SHC ACQUITS MAN IN SECTARIAN KILLING CASE
the Sindh High Court in Pakistan, headed by Justice Gulzar Ahmed, set aside the death sentence of Mohammad Talha because the prosecution failed to prove the charges.
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the Sindh High Court in Pakistan, headed by Justice Gulzar Ahmed, set aside the death sentence of Mohammad Talha because the prosecution failed to prove the charges. An Anti-Terrorism Court convicted him of killing Dr Ishrat Hussain in d’ Silva Town area on July 8, 2001, in a sectarian killing case.
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- (Sources: Plus News Pakistan, 15/01/2011)
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