Sarabjit murder case adjourned
By Our Correspondent
March 28, 2018
LAHORE: An additional district and sessions court on Tuesday summoned more prosecution witnesses and adjourned the hearing of Indian spy Sarabjit Singh murder case.
Previously, in 2014, the court had indicted two accused persons Amir Tanba and Mudassir in Sarabjit Singh murder case. Amir Tanba and Mudassir, Kot-Lakhpat inmates, allegedly attacked and killed Indian spy Sarabjit Singh with knife and other sharpened tools.
Lahore police had registered a case at the Kot Lakhpat police station under sections 324/34 (planned attempted murder in group) under the Pakistan Penal Code on the complaint of Kot Lakhpat Jail Superintendent Waqar Sumra.
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