Man awarded death in Jaranwala blasphemy case
The court has acquitted the other two accused by giving them the benefit of doubt
By Sultan Mahmood Chaudhry
April 19, 2025
JARANWALA: Anti-Terrorism Court Faisalabad Judge Javed Iqbal Sheikh, while announcing a verdict in the Jaranwala blasphemy case on Friday, awarded death and fine to a Christian man.
In 2023, on the charge of desecration of the holy Qur’an at Christian Basti, FIR 1258/23 had been registered against three accused under Section 295 C of the PPC and Section 9 of the Anti-terrorism Act.
As many as 19 churches and houses of the Christian community had been burnt after the incident. One accused has been sentenced to death with a fine of Rs20,00,000.
The court has acquitted the other two accused by giving them the benefit of doubt.
-
Kylie Kelce Explains Why She Doesn't Like Losing Control -
King Charles Decides To Skip Easter Message -
King Charles ‘ridiculous’ Pranks On Staff Spilt By Butler -
Jamie Lee Curtis Recalls 'harshest' And 'most Beautiful' Week Of Her Life -
Prince Harry Talks About ‘hard Days’ As He Discusses Social Media -
Camila Morrone: Dua Lipa 'lookalike' Hits New Heights After Netflix Series -
Blake Lively Lawsuit Against Justin Baldoni Takes Dramatic Turn After Judge's Ruling -
Royal Maundy Service 2026: King Charles And Queen Camilla In Pictures -
Chris Pratt Shares Sad Update About 'Jurassic World' -
Gucci Mane Robbery, Kidnapping: DoJ Makes Statement On Pooh Shiesty And Big30 Involvement -
Why King Charles Gave Meghan Markle ‘ultimate Refusal’ -
Pam Bondi, Dubbed Trump's Ghislaine Maxwell, Gets Fired -
King Charles Breaks Silence On Trump Claim About UK Government -
Meryl Streep 'chuffed' After Surprising Family Link To Anna Wintour Revealed -
Meghan Markle’s Plans To Move With Prince Harry: Insider -
Jamie Lee Curtis Embraces New Role In Life: 'Greatest Lessons, Hardest Days'