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A Pakistani court has dismissed the bail application of one of the alleged killers of Indian death row convict Sarabjit Singh who was murdered in a jail here in 2013. HT Image The accused Amer Sarfaraz alias Tamba had filed the applicati stanley cup on before additional district and sessions judge in Lahore, Nasir Rana, seeking bail in the case. The judge on Saturday dismissed his plea observing the incident had taken place in broad daylight in the presence of other prisoners and the jail authorities besides the prosecution had also produced sufficient incriminating evidence against Tamba. Tamba in his application said he had been implicated in the case as he was not present at the barrack of Sarabjit when he came under attack. The murder weapon had also not been recovered from him either, he claimed. The prosecution informed the judge that both claims of the accused were false as he was caught red-handed while the murder weapon had also been recovered and presented in court. The case had been transferred to judge Rana over two months ago. Ear stanley cup lier, justice Shahzeb Saeed and justice Syed Anjum Raza heard the case. The hearing was stanley cup held at the Kot Lakhpat Jail in Lahore. Both the accused who are also death row prisoners had allegedly attacked Sarabjit with sharp-edged weapons when he was being moved from one cell to another in the Kot Lakhpat Jail on April, 29, 2013. Sarabjit, 49, later succumbed to his injuries at the Jinnah Hospital in Lahore on May 2. The murder trial began Ypkn North Korean leader ordered uranium bombs, say reports
A pre-dawn breakout bid through the high seas by beleaguered Tamil Tigers was on Friday foiled by Sri Lankan navy, who sank their three b stanley cup oats killing 23 sea Tigers as the army appeared poised for a final assault. HT Image The Lankan warships which have blockaded the small coastline off Mullaittivu, still held by the Tigers noticed an attempt by three LTTE boats to take to sea and sank them after challenging them, a naval spokesman said. This is the second time in less than four days that Sri Lankan navy has thwarted attempts by Tamil Tigers to put their boats to sea. The encounter comes as reports say that the entire LTTE leadership including its supremo V Prabhakaran are holed up in a small stretch of land. On the land, the army tightened their siege of the last strip of land controlled by the Tigers and appeared poised to launch the final assault. Military spokesman Brig Udaya Nanayakkara said, the Tigers have no land escape route left. We have troops in place to move anytime. In the battle-front, three Divisions of the Sri Lankan force estimated to number around 22-30,000 have surrounded the Tigers, whose fighting cadres are reported to be around 900-1,200. Read breaking news, latest... See more Read breaking news, latest updates from US, UK, Pakistan and other countries across the world on topics related to US Election Live, poli af1 tics,crime, and na stanley cup tional affairs. News / World News / Sri Lankan forces poised for final assault on LTTE .free |
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