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Written by Kaunain Sherrif | New Delhi | Updated: March 22, 2015 1:24 am

A Delhi court on Saturday acquitted sixteen Uttar Pradesh police personnel accused in 1987 Hashimpura massacre in which over 40 Muslim were killed.

Additional Sessions Judge Sanjay Jindal acquitted sixteen Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC) for the charges of murder under the IPC.

The court said that the prosecution has not been able to establish the identity of the suspected policemen. Rehabilitation of victims in the case was referred to legal services authority.

In 1987, over forty Muslim men were killed during riots in Meerut city after they were picked up from the Hashimpura Mohalla of the city allegedly by personnel of the 41st company of the PAC during a search operation.

The charge sheet in the case was filed before Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM), Ghaziabad in 1996. The case was transferred to Delhi in September 2002 on the order of the Supreme Court following a petition by the families of the massacre victims and survivors. Three of the 19 accused had died during the trial.

1987 Hashimpura massacre: Delhi court acquits 16 UP cops | The Indian Express
 
It took the indian courts fucking 28 years to give the verdict?


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Written by Kaunain Sherrif | New Delhi | Updated: March 22, 2015 1:24 am

A Delhi court on Saturday acquitted sixteen Uttar Pradesh police personnel accused in 1987 Hashimpura massacre in which over 40 Muslim were killed.

Additional Sessions Judge Sanjay Jindal acquitted sixteen Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC) for the charges of murder under the IPC.

The court said that the prosecution has not been able to establish the identity of the suspected policemen. Rehabilitation of victims in the case was referred to legal services authority.

In 1987, over forty Muslim men were killed during riots in Meerut city after they were picked up from the Hashimpura Mohalla of the city allegedly by personnel of the 41st company of the PAC during a search operation.

The charge sheet in the case was filed before Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM), Ghaziabad in 1996. The case was transferred to Delhi in September 2002 on the order of the Supreme Court following a petition by the families of the massacre victims and survivors. Three of the 19 accused had died during the trial.

1987 Hashimpura massacre: Delhi court acquits 16 UP cops | The Indian Express
 
Additional Sessions Judge Sanjay Jindal acquitted sixteen Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC) for the charges of murder under the IPC.
Judicial system needs massive reforms in india ................
 
Wow sitting in jail for 26 years and then they release you.
 
Wow sitting in jail for 26 years and then they release you.
So even they have been released they served most of there life sentence in jail for 26 years that equal life sentence itself.
 
So even they have been released they served most of there life sentence in jail for 26 years that equal life sentence itself.

right , if they are innocent then it is injustice with them actually to be in this legal mess for 26 yrs.
 
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