Pak Military Court Jails 60 Civilians Up To 10 Years
The New Indian Express Kannur|December 27, 2024
PAKISTAN's military court has convicted and sentenced another 60 civilians to prison terms ranging from two to 10 years for their involvement in attacks on army installations during violence on May 9 last year, the army said on Thursday.

The announcement by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) – the media wing of the military – came a week after the army announced the conviction of 25 individuals for involvement in attacks on military facilities when supporters of Imran Khan resorted to vandalism and violence during a protest against his arrest.

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