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on other side of border --Suspected bomber escapes from anti-terror court in Karachi

KARACHI: An undertrial prisoner, who was being tried for possession of explosives, escaped from police custody on Monday when he was produced for his hearing at Karachi's Anti-Terrorism Court-IX.

Tanveer alias Jumbo was under the custody of the special investigation unit after he was arrested in Karachi's Ibrahim Hyderi in 2014 and a case (FIR 241/14) was registered under Sections 4/5 of the Explosives Subtances Act, 1908.

The act mentions punishment for 'attempting to cause an explosion or possessing explosives with the intention of endangering life or property or keeping them under suspicious circumstances'.

Police had claimed that hand grenades and other explosive devices were recovered from Tanveer's possession at the time of arrest.

A hearing for evidence in this case was fixed at ATC-IX today and the prisoner was brought to court from Central Jail. He was being escorted by a policeman when he apparently managed to unlock his handcuffs and escaped.

Karachi's ATCs are housed at Sindh Secretariat where there are no boundary walls on the premises.

Initial reports suggest that Tanveer may have escaped easily and did not meet resistance at the gate, where a large number of secretariat employees enter and exit from, as he was not handcuffed.

In the past, the higher judiciary had suggested shifting ATC courts to more reasonable premises but the provincial government is yet to comply.

Also read: Undertrial prisoner escapes from ATC lock-up

Previously, an undertrial prisoner facing trial in a kidnapping for ransom case managed to escape from the heavily guarded anti-terrorism courts complex in 2013, after he was brought back to a makeshift lock-up in the complex after his hearing. The prisoner had managed to unlock his handcuffs and escape by scaling a wall.
 
on other side of border --Suspected bomber escapes from anti-terror court in Karachi

Please stay on subject. No need to bring Pakistan into this beyond direct response to provocation.
 
sirji link is not openning please tell me the core of it in short and precise brief ... thanks in advance

Try this link and then open the Order for today

www.itlos.org: Case No. 24

Summary of Judgement

Both Italy and India to suspend Court proceedings in their respective countries till the Tribunal gives its final judgement and a report confirming this to be provided by Sept.

Declined Italy's request for India to free the marine immediately and return him to Italy.

Basically a draw for both countries
 
no the UN verdict there are too many versions doing rounds whats the real deal at least from indian point of view ?

The tribunal is still to give it's final judgement later - it's a preliminary judgement by a majority opinion of 15:6 votes asking both the countries to suspend all court proceedings and refrain from initiating new ones. Italy's request for India to immediately free one of the marine in India and return him to Italy has also been rejected.

(It is noteworthy that the court proceedings against the marines are in Indian courts only initiated by India)

Both the countries seem to be disappointed by the preliminary judgement - no victory or loss to either of the side - it's a draw!
 
The tribunal is still to give it's final judgement in September - it's a preliminary judgement by a majority opinion of 15:6 votes asking both the countries to to suspend all court proceedings and refrain from initiating new ones. Italy's request for India to immediately free one of the marine in India and return him to Italy has also been rejected.

Both the countries seem to be disappointed by the preliminary judgement - no victory or loss to either of the side - it's a draw!

The September deadline is only for both Govt's to confirm that all judicial proceedings have been suspended. The judgement date is not decided.
 
Such flimsy and third rate title should be avoided to curb trolling from both sides
 
man u are perfect what we call a troll , wht about ur previous thread , why left:undecided::undecided::undecided::undecided::undecided::undecided::undecided::undecided::undecided:



they did this in indian water,as also proved by ship gps , which was given in court,tht why they rejected their application , also they tried to give blood money but was rejected as they shot one fisherman in head and another in stomach , not a act a self defence this is murder ,also we dont have pirates in bay of bengal ,dont know wht a follish logic they stated
Hmmm... Best of Luck again. Hopefully it'll work out in a just way
 

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