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| June 17, 2008 | Tuesday | Jamadi-us-Sani 12, 1429 |
KARACHI: Indictment of five terror suspects deferred
KARACHI, June 16: The additional district and sessions judge-II, Central, Nelofer Shahnawaz, on Monday deferred the indictment of five suspected terrorists till June 28 due to their non-production in court from the Central Prison.
According to the prosecution, the five suspected terrorists, Syed Mohammed Waseem alias Imran, Mohammed Aijaz alias Abdul Rehman, Jamil Ahmed alias Wazir Akbar, Mohammed Hamid alias Qasim and would-be suicide bomber Aziz Ahmed alias Mohammed Khan, were planning to carry out suicide attacks on Ashura processions.
The judge issued a production order to the jail superintendent, directing him to produce the suspects in court on the next date of hearing.
The investigation officer stated in the charge-sheet that on Jan 19 the CID police on a tip-off raided a house in North Karachi that was being used by the suspects as a hideout, where weapons and explosives were stored, they opened fire when the police party reached the spot and were arrested after a shootout. The CID police seized illegal weapons and explosive substance from the suspects, it added.
Six cases (FIRs 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 10/08) were registered against them under Sections 324, 353 and 392 of the Pakistan Penal Code, 13-D of the Arms Ordinance and ¾ of the Explosives Act.
The civil judge and judicial magistrate, East, Pervez-ul-Qadir Memon, on Monday remanded 11 persons in jail custody till July 28 on the charges of creating law and order situation, rioting and arson.
Police had arrested Zahid Hussain, Abbas and nine others for allegedly setting a vehicle of the City District Government Karachi ablaze when Gulshan-i-Iqbal Town administration removed encroachments from a 10-acre piece meant for residential plots for the KDA employees and parks in front of the University of Karachi.
The prosecution said that a dozen of people had scuffled with town administration staff and set a CDGK vehicle alight when the staff tried to demolish hundreds of huts illegally built on the land.
A case (FIR 299/08) was registered under Sections 147, 148, 149, 435 and 186 of the Pakistan Penal Code at the Gulistan-i-Jauhar police station.
The civil judge and judicial magistrate, Central, Sohail Ahmed, on Monday reissued a show-cause notice to the investigation officer, directing him to submit a charge-sheet by June 20 in a case registered against three policemen who had allegedly opened fire on two motorcyclists.
Police constables Mohammad Imran, Arif Hussain and Salman Farsi had allegedly opened fire on Zubair Khan and Mohammad Saqib on March 21 near Shakhi Hassan, North Nazimabad. Both youngsters were rushed to the Abbasi Shaheed Hospital. Zubair succumbed to his injuries while Saqib survived with serious wounds.
Earlier, the court had issued about 10 show-cause notices to the IO and had also sent notices to him through the SSP and the DIG (investigation – west), directing the IO to submit a charge-sheet.
However he failed to obey the court’s orders. A case (FIR 164/08) was registered under Sections 302, 324/34 of the Pakistan Penal Code at the Taimuria police station against the policemen.
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