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clearly mazari trolly is lying, do you think police asked Zainab parents Rs 70m before doing DNA tests? hadh hoti hai
Justice for Zainab: Riots erupt in Kasur after 8-year-old's alleged rape, murder
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clearly mazari trolly is lying, do you think police asked Zainab parents Rs 70m before doing DNA tests? hadh hoti hai
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trolly ko serious na liya karo.... ignore maar do is disney character ko
police keh sakti hai... kabhi aam aadmi ban kar zara jao na police ke paas.
and seriously we need more DNA forensic labs.
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This person and the negligent police that not only failed to do their job after the first incident but also killed a innocent accused named mudassar should face public execution by cutting open of their bellies and removal of their internal organs one by one till they die in blood and pain.
Firstly this gnja (and others like him) should have shame to hold a press conference on this as he also failed to recognize his duty until the people of kasur took to streets and the media spread the word nationwide and the little innocent girl inspired the whole country. Secondly we need responsive and able police that do not discriminate on basis of social status or refuse to investigate a crime by attributing negligence on victim or suspecting insider accused. Thirdly the most efficient basic detecting facilities like sniffing dogs etc need to be available at division level at least and more importantly the police should know how to user these. Strict implementation of vulnerable institutions act.
Finally this thread will keep reminding of the tragedy and what hypothesis we, the state, the government, the politicians and the mthr chod nalayak police cooked and what transpired in the end. Allah rest the innocent in peace and comfort their families and put this country on right track. Amin
Firstly this gnja (and others like him) should have shame to hold a press conference on this as he also failed to recognize his duty until the people of kasur took to streets and the media spread the word nationwide and the little innocent girl inspired the whole country. Secondly we need responsive and able police that do not discriminate on basis of social status or refuse to investigate a crime by attributing negligence on victim or suspecting insider accused. Thirdly the most efficient basic detecting facilities like sniffing dogs etc need to be available at division level at least and more importantly the police should know how to user these. Strict implementation of vulnerable institutions act.
Finally this thread will keep reminding of the tragedy and what hypothesis we, the state, the government, the politicians and the mthr chod nalayak police cooked and what transpired in the end. Allah rest the innocent in peace and comfort their families and put this country on right track. Amin
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ATC reserves judgement in Zainab murder case
Rana BilalUpdated February 15, 2018
An anti-terrorism court (ATC) on Thursday reserved its judgement in the rape and murder case of six-year-old Kasur girl Zainab Amin.
The verdict will be announced on Saturday, Feb 17.
Zainab's rape and murder last month had sparked outrage and protests across the country after the six-year-old, who went missing on January 4, was found dead in a trash heap in Kasur on Jan 9. Her case was the twelfth such incident to occur within a 10 kilometre radius in the city over a 12-month period.
The Punjab government had declared the arrest of prime suspect Imran Ali on January 23.
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ATC-I Judge Sajjad Ahmad, who presided over Ali's trial — held daily at Lahore's Kot Lakhpat Jail starting Feb 10 — had indicted the accused in the Zainab rape and murder case earlier this week.
The trial court recorded testimonies of 36 prosecution witnesses. A special team of prosecutors tried the suspect.
The accused had initially denied guilt when charges were framed against him, and had opted to contest the trial. However, he made a confession soon after and was indicted on Feb 12. On Feb 14, the ATC recorded his complete statement.
Before the commencement of Wednesday's proceedings, Prosecutor General of Punjab Eihtesham Qadir Shah had provided the suspect with a state lawyer after his private defence counsel withdrew power of attorney following the confession made by Ali.
Advocate Mehar Shakeel Multani had told reporters outside the jail that he could never think of defending a criminal and had therefore decided to withdraw his power of attorney. He said the suspect had misled him about his innocence.
Ali is also suspected of involvement in at least nine cases of rape and murder of minors in Kasur.
Police had confirmed on January 13 that DNA samples collected from the crime scene pointed towards the involvement of her rapist and murderer in at least seven similar cases in the district.
Various quarters have called for the public execution of the perpetrator of the crime.
Rana BilalUpdated February 15, 2018
An anti-terrorism court (ATC) on Thursday reserved its judgement in the rape and murder case of six-year-old Kasur girl Zainab Amin.
The verdict will be announced on Saturday, Feb 17.
Zainab's rape and murder last month had sparked outrage and protests across the country after the six-year-old, who went missing on January 4, was found dead in a trash heap in Kasur on Jan 9. Her case was the twelfth such incident to occur within a 10 kilometre radius in the city over a 12-month period.
The Punjab government had declared the arrest of prime suspect Imran Ali on January 23.
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ATC-I Judge Sajjad Ahmad, who presided over Ali's trial — held daily at Lahore's Kot Lakhpat Jail starting Feb 10 — had indicted the accused in the Zainab rape and murder case earlier this week.
The trial court recorded testimonies of 36 prosecution witnesses. A special team of prosecutors tried the suspect.
The accused had initially denied guilt when charges were framed against him, and had opted to contest the trial. However, he made a confession soon after and was indicted on Feb 12. On Feb 14, the ATC recorded his complete statement.
Before the commencement of Wednesday's proceedings, Prosecutor General of Punjab Eihtesham Qadir Shah had provided the suspect with a state lawyer after his private defence counsel withdrew power of attorney following the confession made by Ali.
Advocate Mehar Shakeel Multani had told reporters outside the jail that he could never think of defending a criminal and had therefore decided to withdraw his power of attorney. He said the suspect had misled him about his innocence.
Ali is also suspected of involvement in at least nine cases of rape and murder of minors in Kasur.
Police had confirmed on January 13 that DNA samples collected from the crime scene pointed towards the involvement of her rapist and murderer in at least seven similar cases in the district.
Various quarters have called for the public execution of the perpetrator of the crime.
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