Pakistani court upholds death sentence of Indian Terrorist

Islamabad/New Delhi - Pakistan's Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld the death sentence of an Indian national convicted of spying and carrying out bomb attacks, an official said. Court spokesman Shahid Hussain said a three-member bench dismissed Sarbajit Singh's appeal to review the sentence after his attorney failed to appear in court.

Singh was arrested in 1990 on the Pakistan-India border and charged with carrying out four bombings that killed 14 people in Lahore and Faisalabad in Pakistan's eastern province of Punjab. An anti-terrorism court sentenced him to death in 1999.

Singh, identified by Pakistani authorities as an Indian intelligence agent, denied the allegations and said he was just a farmer who mistakenly crossed the border while drunk.

Soon after the decision, Singh's distraught family appealed to the Indian government to intervene to save his life.

"The whole family is in shock," Singh's daughter Poonam told reporters in the border town of Bhikiwind, 275 kilometres from Chandigarh, capital of the Indian Punjab state.

She said the lawyer representing her father recently told the family that he had become a government lawyer and could no longer handle the case, but a second lawyer also did not show up and was not answering their phone calls.

"The Indian government must intervene to save my father," Poonam pleaded.

"I would like to request both the governments to please come to an agreement and release my husband who is innocent and has suffered a lot," Singh's wife Sukhpreet Kaur said.

Abdul Hameed Rana, the Pakistani lawyer who failed to appear in court, said he would still represent Singh, and added that the Wednesday ruling was not the final word in the case.

"I am a government employee - working as deputy attorney general in Punjab province - but now my appointment has been de-notified on my request and I am free to defend my client," Rana told the German Press Agency




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What evidence does Pakistan have that he was involved in the bombings? I'm looking for a concrete answer.

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It's our responsibility to arrange the meeting between them and god."
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the so called terrorist is in jail for last 19 years .. if the paki courts and gov r still not sure to hang him . then its a matter of shame. either hang him or free him, ur country , Ur court , what r u waiting for .

any way .. the lawyer assigned to him doesnt appear b4 the court .. and judgment was passed.

SURRENDER OF PAKI ARMY IN 1971
1N 1971 A NEW HISTORY AS WELL AS A NEW NATION WAS CREATED BY WE THE INDIANS..

arsenal100, please post the source of your topic.

Thanks

arsenal100, perhaps next time you won't be so much of a douche bag and actually give the source the first time... or if you "forget".. you can make it less cryptic after you are asked. Moron....

For those who didn't notice ARSE Anal00's edit, this is the source..

http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/274634,pakistani-court-upholds-death-sentence-of-indian-man--summary.html

you asked for the source and i gave it theres no need to insult me

No, you gave a dot... and I'm pretty sure you did it in spite, just to be an idiot.

If not you would have provided a proper link like EVERYONE else... If you have a problem with what I said, that's what the S/C forum is for.

booo hoooo a$$ null ,shame on u.now u are a declared pimp along with failed pimps such as shuja and anti. maybe u will bring luck to there failed pimp buisness.

good luck.idiot.


the great jats

I havent said anything to you , not a single word yet you insulted me for no reason .



ps I wont complain as I know for a fact nothing will happen .as usual

arsenal i dont want to say , but you do have a bad habit of not posting the link , it may be unintentional but its not good.

SURRENDER OF PAKI ARMY IN 1971
1N 1971 A NEW HISTORY AS WELL AS A NEW NATION WAS CREATED BY WE THE INDIANS..