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9-month-old charged with terrorism in Pakistan - Hawaii News Now - KGMB and KHNL
LAHORE, PAKISTAN (GEO TV/CNN) - Police authorities suspended an officer for lodging a "First Information Report" against an toddler, but only after the 9-month old 'criminal' got bail from a local judge on Thursday.
The accused appeared in the local court with his grandfather where Judge Rafaqat Ali granted him an interim bail.
Nine-month-old Moosa Khan and his father were booked for their involvement in an alleged assassination attempt on police.
Muslim Town police accused the child of stoning their colleagues somewhere in the city.
The boy was even fingerprinted.
Taking notice of the media reports, DIG Operations suspended the officer for registering a case against the 9-month old boy.
Police were quick enough to shift the blame on the plaintiff who filed the charge, saying they didn't know the accused was a child.
Minister for Human Rights and Minorities Affairs Khalil Tahir Sindhu has also taken notice of the human rights violation by the police.
LAHORE, PAKISTAN (GEO TV/CNN) - Police authorities suspended an officer for lodging a "First Information Report" against an toddler, but only after the 9-month old 'criminal' got bail from a local judge on Thursday.
The accused appeared in the local court with his grandfather where Judge Rafaqat Ali granted him an interim bail.
Nine-month-old Moosa Khan and his father were booked for their involvement in an alleged assassination attempt on police.
Muslim Town police accused the child of stoning their colleagues somewhere in the city.
The boy was even fingerprinted.
Taking notice of the media reports, DIG Operations suspended the officer for registering a case against the 9-month old boy.
Police were quick enough to shift the blame on the plaintiff who filed the charge, saying they didn't know the accused was a child.
Minister for Human Rights and Minorities Affairs Khalil Tahir Sindhu has also taken notice of the human rights violation by the police.