My post was an opinion that was formed after i read many NEUTRAL sources condemning the army courts from your side. I put forward the article and quotes which shaped my POV
- The sunset clause has come under fire from your own opposition parties who want civilian judges to be included in the panel of judges in the army court, this is an indicator that neither the government nor the army has been able to convince everyone about the proceedings of military court.
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2. The main objection has so far been that in
94.5 per cent of these cases most of them were convicted on the basis of confessions, this despite the fact that in regular murder cases, convictions on the basis of judicial confessions
aren't even 5 percent in Pakistan. In many cases family members of the accused had alleged that their relatives were coerced into confessing, were not given access to lawyers of their choice, or to the evidence being used against them.
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3. Now, Kulbhushan,RAW agent according to Pak army was arrested on
3rd march 2016. But was tried in the army court. While 3 suspected RAW agents, were tried and acquitted by a civilian court,
23rd october 2016. This gives enough space for the arguments of layman like me questioning KJ's trial.
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4. Infact, the military courts were vehemently opposed by the lawyers of Pakistan, for it being against the constitution itself.
So me as an Indian questioning the same is no way disrespectful to your institutions. I had specifically cited "training" of those involved as for sure those in army courts arent as experienced and trained as the civilian lawyers.
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I had tagged some knowledgeable Indians and Pakistanis like you all and
@WAJsal ,
@Arsalan , whom I'm sure are used to my tagging them to posts where i need a second opinion. Thank you.
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1. This is your assumption sir.
2. You have to accept the fact that military courts in US and Pakistan do NOT function in similar ways. So in no way your quoting US Manual for Military Commissions helps the point we're discussing.
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Bringing this to your notice
@The Eagle @WebMaster @Slav Defence , 5 pages on this thread the member who marked me negative has yet to give his POV on the subject and also justify his action. I do NOT hold any personal grudge against him, for i look forward to having a discussion on this forum as much as you do. But i object to stifling the debate by marking my post negative for reasons known better only to the member.
I for one post an opinion on this forum after making sufficient research on the topic. 3 years on this forum and i have written many original articles,
hence the 59 positive ratings in my profile. I assume that's enough to prove the reason I still exist on the forum.
Thanks for your cooperation.
Regards