Main Accused Of Demolishing The Temple In Pakistan Arrested
Main accused of breaking temple in Pakistan arrested, 110 people arrested so far.
Pakistani police claimed on Friday that the main accused had been apprehended in the mob that broke down the temple of Hindus in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
This accuser is a member of a radical Islamic political party that was leading a raging mob.
The accused has been identified as Faizullah who led the mob that broke up the temple in Karak district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
Faizullah, the main accused of destroying the temple, has been arrested on Friday by Police Chief Sanullah Abbasi.
Abbasi has claimed that Faizullah incited the mob to break the temple and led a violent mob to break the temple.
The police chief said that 110 people have been arrested in this case so far.
In this shameful incident in Terry village of Karak district, after destroying the tomb of the religious leader Paramhans, the temple was vandalized and burnt.
Hindus are a minority in Pakistan. In a new episode of persecution against them.
Members of the fundamentalist Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Party (Fazl ur Rehman Group) attacked the temple after a rally and destroyed it completely last week.
The Supreme Court of Pakistan has directed the temple to be rebuilt at the earliest.
Court sentenced three people to death in blasphemy case in Pak, one jail for 10 years
A Pakistani court on Friday sentenced three people to death and another to ten years in the blasphemy case.
Judge Jawad Abbas of Islamabad-based anti-terrorism court delivered the verdict.
Four people found guilty of airing blasphemous content on internet media. Among the three people sentenced to death by the court.
Rana Nauman Rafaqat and Abdul Waheed have been found guilty of broadcasting blasphemous content on the internet media and Nasir Ahmed uploaded the blasphemous video to YouTube.
Apart from these, Urdu professor Anwar Ahmed in a college in Islamabad has been sentenced to ten years imprisonment and fined one lakh Pakistani rupees.
He has been convicted of expressing blasphemous views in a lecture. These four people were arrested in 2017.
