PPP MNA denied bail in Arshad Pappu murder case

Bail is not a option until after witnesses record their statements, court says.


Web Desk October 07, 2013
Arshad Pappu. ILLUSTRATION: JAMAL KHURSHID

KARACHI: A court in Karachi denied a request for bail by Pakistan People's Party (PPP) MNA Shahjehan Baloch, Express News reported Monday.

He was arrested in connection to the murder of gangster Arshad Pappu.

A court in Karachi said that bail was not an option until after witnesses recorded their statements.

Alleged Lyari gangster Arshad Pappu, his brother, Yasir Arafat, and their confidant, Juma Shera, were killed on the night of March 16.

According to the FIR registered on the complaint of Arshad Pappu’s widow, the victims were killed after being subjected to torture and the bodies of her husband and his brother were thrown in manholes in Kalakot locality after being mutilated and alleged that the offence was committed at the behest of Shehjahan Baloch.

COMMENTS (7)

SK | 10 years ago | Reply

Unless this nation's law makers don't come up with non-negotiable and be-fitting consequential laws against criminals and dons, Karachi would continue to remain Wild West. The cost of human life would remain cheaper than a slice of bread .It is now being discovered that the target killers are chess a pawn in the chess board the queen and the kings are the ones who need to be killed to win the game. Karachites very well know who these King and Queens are, It's now the responsibility of the rangers to prove this and bring them to books. Once guilt is proven beyond doubts the dons and their cronies must be hanged without recourse to any appeals and the event live telecasted from the venue of the event. This nation now need extreme measures to restore the respect for human life or continue to get squashed like pests.

Syed | 10 years ago | Reply

Despite the fact that he was a killing machine , his sketch reminds me off Morgan Freeman ..

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