JUI-F leader’s bail cancelled

Published October 29, 2003

QUETTA, Oct 28: An anti-terrorism court on Tuesday cancelled the bail of Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam (Fazl) Naib Amir Maulana Abdul Ghani for not appearing in the hearing of a murder case.

The court sentenced four absconders to three-year imprisonment each.

Judge Mohammad Hashim Kakar cancelled the bail of the JUI-F leader when he failed to appear in the hearing. The court awarded three-year prison terms to Maulana Habibullah, Mohammad Ramzan, Maulana Sirajullah and Maulana Rauf, who have been declared absconders.

Maulana Ghani and others are nominated in a case for involvement in the killing of two relatives of former Kandahar governor Gul Agha in Chaman.

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