Verdict of Sialkot lynching case released

 

GUJRANWALA: An anti-terrorism court has announced its verdict in the case pertaining to the public lynching of two brothers a year ago in Sialkot, Geo News reported.

Death Sentence for 7, life sentence for 6 and 10 Police officers are sentenced 3 years and 50 thousand fine..

The incident took place in Sialkot on 15 August 2010 when two brothers, Muneeb and Mughees were publicly lynched and killed by a mob while police officials stood by and watched.



Two FIRs were lodged at the Saddar police station. The first was lodged on the same day when the incident took place in which the two brothers were accused of murder and robbery.

The second FIR was lodged after the video of the lynching was played on news channels leading to a suo moto notice by the Supreme Court. The FIR was lodged against 28 including police officials accused of not intervening when the incident was taking place. Ten police officers including the DPO Sialkot along with 18 locals were arrested and presented in the anti-terrorism court.

The accused were charged on November 3, 2010 and the statements of 31 witnesses were recorded

Facebook Banned in Pakistan – Court directs authorities to block access to Facebook

 

The   Pakistani Lahore High Court   ordered the Pakistani authorities to block access to all sites, including Facebook, which are involved in “spreading religious hatred” and they decided to block Facebook on October 6 onwards.

In an order issued yesterday, Justice Sheikh Azmat Saeed led the Department of Information Technology “to deny access to all sites in Pakistan involved in spreading religious hatred.”

However, the judge ordered the Department access to Google,yahoo or other search engines not to be blocked.

He urged the authorities to submit a report on the implementation of the court order by October 6.

The judge made the order in response to a petition for a permanent ban Facebook in the United States to host a contest on cartoons of the prophet Muhammad blasphemous.

Lawyer Mohammad Azhar Siddique, who had filed the petition, said Islamic values ​​were insulted on behalf of the Access to Information and hurt the feelings of millions of Muslims around the world.

Despite a previous order of the High Court, the Department of Information Technology had not blocked sites spread religious hatred, Siddique claimed.

Siddique also asked the Lahore high court to order the federal government to stop the display of unwanted material by any religion or insulting the Prophet Muhammad at all sites in Pakistan.

He said the government should be directed to establish a permanent authority of a legal status that could monitor these “criminal activities” in the world.

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Aamir Liaquat Exposed [SYNC fixed - with proof / slow motion video] Must Watch!

Aamir Liaquat said on ARY that the video was dubbed, and it was something GEO had done. Here is a video proof, you can see and hear with your eyes. The AUDIO has been synced, and video has been slowed so you can read the lip movements.

Here is the PROOF:

 

Dr. Aamir Liaquat's Reply on FAKE Video --- Blaming GEO TV for the leaked video

Dr. Amir Lyqat Lanti Orignal Video Challange to Prove This Fake

Amir Liaquat- The Holy Entertainer ( leaked video ) Aalim Online

 

Amir Liaqat devotee or loather, the leaked video was the epitome of voyeurism across the board. Fake, edited, dubbed or real, the man in the video has risen out of this saga as the greatest entertainer of recent times. Not only that, he's also modest enough to attribute his own brilliance to his ex-employers. Unpretentious as a nun. Look what I did here. Ironic?

Ever noticed how ungrateful and unappreciative we are as a nation of gems like him? Neither Meera nor Zohair Toru can even remotely match his talents. Some also go to the extent of saying, he's Chaplin of the speaking-film era. The man is responsible for resurrecting Ghalib and endowing us with what can be described as one of the most novel Pakistani internet memes. Instead of venturing into futile arguments about the authenticity of the video, media intellects should expend all their efforts in creating a much-needed, reality show based around Mathira and the man himself, Aamir Liaqat. Experts are positive that with his signature fist-pumping actions and his catchy euphemism for verility drug(makhan), coupled with Mathira's nefarious sounding Gujji Gujji, the show could break all ratings' records. There are also rumors that his current employers might not be renewing his contract and in the next season the show might be re-branding itself as Aalima-Online, with its new host, Mathira.

Whilst he left the veteran actor Dev Anand mildly irked and offended, it is reported that Aamir Liaqat would be starring in the rendition of Rishi Kapoor's Qawaali, "Hai agar dushman", in the upcoming movie "Nazuk Soorat-e-haal" alongside Veena Malik. According to his manager, just a few minutes after the clip was aired, the prices of all of Aamir’s performing acts were increased by 300%. Another 200% hike was charged to his Bollywood-inspired crying act.

It was initially assumed that the video, testifying his canting hypocrisy, would prove baneful for the channel he currently works for. However, a reverse reaction was observed when the entire nation sat before their television sets, in a state of delirious reverence. Even though Aamir Liaqat has resorted to taking the expected route by claiming that the video was doctored in the same Hindu-Zionist-CIA-Raw lab where AIDS was created, much like his own Doctorate degree, people got slightly confused when he used tongue-twisting, difficult words like "synchronization" in his rebuttal, but eventually bought everything, verbatim.