KARACHI, April 11: The Sindh High Court on Wednesday adjourned proceedings to April 23 in appeals by Amir Khan, a leader of Mohajir Qaumi Movement (known as Haqiqi), and another party activist, Raees Topi. The accused have challenged their conviction by a trial court in a double murder case.

Iqtidar Ali Hashmi Advocate appeared before the bench to inform it that he would represent the state in the matter as special prosecutor.—APP

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