NEW DELHI: A court in New Delhi on Wednesday acquitted two Pakistani nationals, suspected to be Lashkar-e-Taiba militants, of the charge of involvement in massacre of 35 Sikhs in Chattisinghpora in Occupied Kashmir 11 years ago, Press trust of india (PTI) reported.
Mohammed Suhail and Waseem Ahmed, who hail from Sialkot & Gujranwala respectively, were acquitted by Additional Session Judge Kaveri Baweja as prosecution failed to produce evidence against them.
The case relating to the massacre was transferred here by the Indian Supreme Court in November 2008.
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There is some justice in India.
where are the pakistanis? i dont see any comments from them??
@Raveendra Pande: I think the prosecution should now appeal against the judgement in Justice Raveendra Pande's court :)
The report does not mention the circumstances of their arrest,did they carry valid travel documents if not i think they can be convicted under circumstantial evidence as the police cannot caught hold of people while they are shooting,I may be wrong,i dont know