KARACHI: Two more indicted terrorists partnered with Lashkar-i-Jhangvi were held tight Tuesday morning at the focal jail in Karachi.
Attaullah pseudonym Qasim and Mohammad Azam nom de plume Sharif were sentenced to death for murdering Dr Ali Raza Peerani in June 2001 in Karachi's Soldier Bazaar region.
Strict efforts to establish safety were taken inside and around the jail. All streets driving towards the focal jail were likewise blocked and overwhelming contingents of law requirement organizations were conveyed to deflect any untoward episode.
An against terrorism court (ATC) had pronounced both of them blameworthy of the homicide in July 2004.
The convicts' advances against the death penalty had been turned around the Sindh High Court and later the Supreme Court of Pakistan. President Mamnoon Hussain showed additionally released their kindness petitions.
Dark warrants for the execution of the two censured detainees were issued on Jan 24 on a solicitation of correctional facility powers. The trial court had asked prison authorities to do the hanging under the supervision of a legal judge today.
Emulating the trial court's request, the convicts held their last gatherings with their families.
To Sukkur jail and back
In 2012, they sentenced men were moved to the Sukkur jail from Karachi imprison because of security concerns. The prison powers on a court request had as of late moved them over to the focal jail in Karachi.
On Monday, an application of the denounced detainees looking for suspension of their passing warrants was additionally released.
The convicts through their attorney Mushtaq Ahmed had moved the application in a hostile to terrorism court. They had said that the Sindh High Court in its request had asked the prison dominant presences in October 2013 to move them over to Karachi 15 days prior to their execution. Yet, the guidance contended, the SHC request was not appropriately agreed to, as both men were moved back barely three days prior to their hanging.
The guidance had then asked the court to suspend the dark warrants and issue crisp warrants as per the SHC request.
While turning down the request, Judge Mohammad Javed Alam of the ATC-V watched that the 15 days' chance was not particularly said in the SHC request.
The trial court had officially issued moving requests of both convicts on a comparative application a week ago, the court included.
Both denounced detainees have been avoiding demise for the past numerous years, since the usage on their dark warrants over and again issued by the trial court was stayed as the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) government had set a ban on executions in the wake of coming to power in 2008. The ban was lifted on Dec 17, 2014 in the wake of the Peshawar school slaughter.
Two more indicted partisan executioners hanged in Karachi
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Two more indicted partisan executioners hanged in Karachi
KARACHI: Two more indicted terrorists partnered with Lashkar-i-Jhangvi were held tight Tuesday morning at the focal jail in Karachi.
Attaullah pseudonym Qasim and Mohammad Azam nom de plume Sharif were sentenced to death for murdering Dr Ali Raza Peerani in June 2001 in Karachi's Soldier Bazaar region.
Strict efforts to establish safety were taken inside and around the jail. All streets driving towards the focal jail were likewise blocked and overwhelming contingents of law requirement organizations were conveyed to deflect any untoward episode.
An against terrorism court (ATC) had pronounced both of them blameworthy of the homicide in July 2004.
The convicts' advances against the death penalty had been turned around the Sindh High Court and later the Supreme Court of Pakistan. President Mamnoon Hussain showed additionally released their kindness petitions.
Dark warrants for the execution of the two censured detainees were issued on Jan 24 on a solicitation of correctional facility powers. The trial court had asked prison authorities to do the hanging under the supervision of a legal judge today.
Emulating the trial court's request, the convicts held their last gatherings with their families.
To Sukkur jail and back
In 2012, they sentenced men were moved to the Sukkur jail from Karachi imprison because of security concerns. The prison powers on a court request had as of late moved them over to the focal jail in Karachi.
On Monday, an application of the denounced detainees looking for suspension of their passing warrants was additionally released.
The convicts through their attorney Mushtaq Ahmed had moved the application in a hostile to terrorism court. They had said that the Sindh High Court in its request had asked the prison dominant presences in October 2013 to move them over to Karachi 15 days prior to their execution. Yet, the guidance contended, the SHC request was not appropriately agreed to, as both men were moved back barely three days prior to their hanging.
The guidance had then asked the court to suspend the dark warrants and issue crisp warrants as per the SHC request.
While turning down the request, Judge Mohammad Javed Alam of the ATC-V watched that the 15 days' chance was not particularly said in the SHC request.
The trial court had officially issued moving requests of both convicts on a comparative application a week ago, the court included.
Both denounced detainees have been avoiding demise for the past numerous years, since the usage on their dark warrants over and again issued by the trial court was stayed as the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) government had set a ban on executions in the wake of coming to power in 2008. The ban was lifted on Dec 17, 2014 in the wake of the Peshawar school slaughter.
KARACHI: Two more indicted terrorists partnered with Lashkar-i-Jhangvi were held tight Tuesday morning at the focal jail in Karachi.
Attaullah pseudonym Qasim and Mohammad Azam nom de plume Sharif were sentenced to death for murdering Dr Ali Raza Peerani in June 2001 in Karachi's Soldier Bazaar region.
Strict efforts to establish safety were taken inside and around the jail. All streets driving towards the focal jail were likewise blocked and overwhelming contingents of law requirement organizations were conveyed to deflect any untoward episode.
An against terrorism court (ATC) had pronounced both of them blameworthy of the homicide in July 2004.
The convicts' advances against the death penalty had been turned around the Sindh High Court and later the Supreme Court of Pakistan. President Mamnoon Hussain showed additionally released their kindness petitions.
Dark warrants for the execution of the two censured detainees were issued on Jan 24 on a solicitation of correctional facility powers. The trial court had asked prison authorities to do the hanging under the supervision of a legal judge today.
Emulating the trial court's request, the convicts held their last gatherings with their families.
To Sukkur jail and back
In 2012, they sentenced men were moved to the Sukkur jail from Karachi imprison because of security concerns. The prison powers on a court request had as of late moved them over to the focal jail in Karachi.
On Monday, an application of the denounced detainees looking for suspension of their passing warrants was additionally released.
The convicts through their attorney Mushtaq Ahmed had moved the application in a hostile to terrorism court. They had said that the Sindh High Court in its request had asked the prison dominant presences in October 2013 to move them over to Karachi 15 days prior to their execution. Yet, the guidance contended, the SHC request was not appropriately agreed to, as both men were moved back barely three days prior to their hanging.
The guidance had then asked the court to suspend the dark warrants and issue crisp warrants as per the SHC request.
While turning down the request, Judge Mohammad Javed Alam of the ATC-V watched that the 15 days' chance was not particularly said in the SHC request.
The trial court had officially issued moving requests of both convicts on a comparative application a week ago, the court included.
Both denounced detainees have been avoiding demise for the past numerous years, since the usage on their dark warrants over and again issued by the trial court was stayed as the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) government had set a ban on executions in the wake of coming to power in 2008. The ban was lifted on Dec 17, 2014 in the wake of the Peshawar school slaughter.
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