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Dera Ghazi Khan: Four accused acquitted in Fort Munro rape case

October 3, 2012

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A local court on Wednesday acquitted four accused held in Fort Munro rape case.
Additional Session Judge Rana Abdul Rashid announced the decision a day after affected women refused to recognize the five arrested accused, three security personnel among them.
All the five women told the court that the accused had their faces covered. They said that they had given the earlier statement under the pressure of local administration and border military force.
Fort Munro is a hill station located in Dera Ghazi Khan district, the site where five women were criminally assaulted by a group of border force and their civilian collaborators.

7 COMMENTS

Indian Pathan October 3, 2012 at 12:48

and now justice is finally delivered.. My foot
Jamal Kamal October 3, 2012 at 12:57

True for India Pakistan Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Every body's foot.
chaudhry boota October 3, 2012 at 13:00

azas adla….and CJ is busy targetting only PPP and protecting his corrupt son.
- Irfan October 3, 2012 at 14:44
  
  My dear friend just made your system Better from which a case in front of Justices
  Depicts real picture of all. If some giving their statement will fully or either in pressure then you have to go to these Victims to ……… No What are you doing they are Accused ……….. why you are doing such thing even you know they actually did that.
  My dear stop commenting like that just Make system of justice from you "Thana" Levels.
Khan Baba October 3, 2012 at 13:04

Cheap Justice!!!!
People should wait for justice till "The Day of Judgment".
- Muhammad Younus Butt October 3, 2012 at 13:34
  
  You are right justice is not cheap,but it is very costly for example my case of disdension of my case in P.I.A by Martial Law Regulation No.52 in 1981 by kana and dictator Gen.Zia.I am also suffering hardships for the last 31 years and am going through hand to mouth life.If I had good money,then I must fight for that.And how you campare cheap justic here no no COSTLY JUSTICE.Be pateint till the death of ourselves.NO NO NO JUSTICE LAW IS BLIND AND WHO DARES TO OPEN THE BLINDED EYES OF LAWS NO NO BODY AND NEVER NEVER.
Tufan Agha October 3, 2012 at 13:54

Pakistani Judiciary is stinking. Iftikhar Chaudry is a big time drama and those who support judiciary, should understand that they are supporting a political party whose expences are borne from the exchequer money.