‘23 times’ death sentence for 3 Taliban militants
31 Jan 2015 11:55 PM GMT
An anti-terrorism court on Friday handed down ‘23 times’ death sentence to three militants of outlawed Pakistani Taliban for the 2009 attack on the country’s spy agency ISI’s headquarters here that killed 35 people.
The ATC Lahore convicted Bashir Ahmed, Sarfraz and Abid of attack, giving them ‘23 times’ death sentence and imposing a Rs 500,000 fine to be paid to the family of each victim.
The ATC judge announced the verdict after the prosecution showed evidence and witnesses against the accused who were active members of the banned Tahreek-i-Taliban Pakistan and had undergone
militant training in tribal areas.
At least 35 people, including a Colonel and six other personnel of the Inter Services Intelligence, were killed and over 250 wounded in the attack in May 2009 in Lahore.
The ATC Lahore convicted Bashir Ahmed, Sarfraz and Abid of attack, giving them ‘23 times’ death sentence and imposing a Rs 500,000 fine to be paid to the family of each victim.
The ATC judge announced the verdict after the prosecution showed evidence and witnesses against the accused who were active members of the banned Tahreek-i-Taliban Pakistan and had undergone
militant training in tribal areas.
At least 35 people, including a Colonel and six other personnel of the Inter Services Intelligence, were killed and over 250 wounded in the attack in May 2009 in Lahore.
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