Special Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) Judge Habibur Rehman on Tuesday heard the former premier Benazir Bhutto’s assassination case. During the hearing, the court recorded the statements of prosecution’s witnesses, District Headquarters Hospital doctor Muhammad Ashraf, who conducted external autopsies of two dead bodies and eight injured from the December 27, 2007 attack on the former prime minister. However, cross examination of two witnesses of prosecution, Rescue 1122 former officer Dr Abdul Rehman and Fire Fighting official Ghulam Muhammad Naz could not be conducted. The court adjourned the hearing until today (Wednesday).
