On Wednesday, an anti-terrorism court (ATC) of Quetta granted a 10-day pre-trial detention of the accused Sardar Sherbaz Sakazai in the case of large large-scale murder of a woman and a man, reported Express News. The case stems from a horrible incident in the Degari region, three days before Eidul Azha, in which a woman and a man were killed in public.
The accused was presented before ATC n ° 1 in Quetta, where the court approved the request of the police of the police. The court has ordered that his police custody stay with the wing of the serious police crime.
The macabre video of the attack circulated on social networks three days ago, which prompted the Minister -in -chief Mir Sarfraz BUGTI to take note of it, leading to several arrests.
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However, in a surprising development, the mother of the victim, Gul Jan, said that his daughter, Bano, had been punished under the customary law of Baloch.
She said Bano had fled with a man by the name of Ehsan for 25 days before being pardoned by her husband, and that the decision to kill her followed a judgment of culture and culture.
She added that Ehsan had threatened her sons and shouted provocations in Tiktok videos. Gul Jan called on the release of Sardar Sherbaz and other prisoners.
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Meanwhile, the Council of Pakistan Ulema condemned the declaration of the mother as contrary to the constitution of the Koran, the Sunnah and Pakistan, accusing him of complicity in crime.
Superior religious, including Hafiz Tahir Mahmood Ashrafi and Maulana Maqbool Ahmed, have urged the state and the judiciary to take measures against all the authors and facilitators, stressing that even if family members are looking for forgiveness for the authors, “Sharia does not allow forgiveness in unjust murders.”
The religious organization has also stressed that the parents involved in the murder should also be held responsible, regardless of social or tribal customs, and have urged a complete investigation and legal action in accordance with the law.
