Juvenile among five convicted in terrorism related cases in Peshawar
PESHAWAR: An anti-terrorism court here convicted five persons including a juvenile on multiple counts under anti-terrorism law and sentenced them individually to five years rigorous imprisonment with fine of Rs11 million each. ATC Judge Wali Mohammad Khan ruled that the prosecution had proved its case against the suspects named Rifaqullah, Kamran Faraz, Usman Ali, Mubashir Ghani and a juvenile.…
An anti-terrorism court in Peshawar convicted five individuals, including a juvenile, on multiple charges under anti-terrorism laws. The court sentenced them to five years rigorous imprisonment each, with fines of Rs11 million. The prosecution alleged that the suspects were members of a proscribed organization and had planned terrorist activities.
They were arrested during an Intelligence-based operation in Yakka Ghund, where they surrendered and were found with weapons. The court, acting as a juvenile court, also issued perpetual arrest warrants for five absconding suspects.
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