Field General Court Martial Sentences 60 Individuals for May 9 Riots
In light of the Supreme Court’s directives, the Field General Court Martial has sentenced 60 individuals involved in the May 9 incidents, following a comprehensive examination of evidence and adherence to legal protocols.
Key Details:
- Legal Process:
All legal rights were ensured during the trial, with evidence thoroughly reviewed before sentencing. - Sentences and Offenses:
The convicted individuals were found guilty of attacking various installations, including Jinnah House, GHQ, ISI offices, and other military and civil targets. Punishments ranged from 2 to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment, depending on their involvement.
Notable Sentences:
- Hassaan Khan Niazi (Jinnah House attack): 10 years rigorous imprisonment.
- Syed Hassan Shah (GHQ attack): 9 years rigorous imprisonment.
- Ameen Shah (Bannu Cantonment attack): 9 years rigorous imprisonment.
- Ehsanullah Khan (PAF Base Mianwali attack): 10 years rigorous imprisonment.
- High-Profile Convictions:
Several retired military personnel and civilians were among those sentenced, reflecting the widespread involvement in the incidents.
ISPR Statement:
- The trials of all May 9 detainees under military custody have concluded, adhering to the relevant laws.
- The convicted individuals retain the right to appeal and other legal safeguards as guaranteed by the Constitution.
Commitment to Justice:
The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) emphasized the nation’s, government’s, and armed forces’ unwavering commitment to upholding justice and the inviolable writ of the state.
This move signifies a significant step toward accountability and reinforces the resolve to maintain law and order.
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