Shamim Masih gives update on Rimsha Masih Case (sic):
Islamabad
High Court reserves verdict on plea seeking to Rismsha’s case
dismissal
ISLAMABAD PAKISTAN (SHAMIM
MASIH): Islamabad High Court (IHC) reserved its verdict on an application from
Rimsha council Abdul Hameed Rana seeking to dismiss the Rimsha case on Wednesday
14 November 2012.
Abdul
Hameed Rana (Rimsha’s lawyer) appeared before the chief justice IHC Mr. Iqbal
Hameed Rehman taking his plea for Rimsha. He said that the honorable court has
seen all the evidences and it’s been proven that the case was totally fabricated
against the Christian girl of 14, Rimsha. Nothing has been proven so far so he
requested the court to dismiss the case.
The
opponent council Ch. Abdul Aziz has also given his arguments in the court
today.
After
hearing an hour discussion, the chief justice high court has reserved it verdict
on an application seeking to dismiss the Rimsha case.
No date has been fixed for decision and this trial is again in a state of limbo.
No date has been fixed for decision and this trial is again in a state of limbo.
Rimsha,
a 14 years Christian girl, was arrested from a suburb of Islamabad in blasphemy
case on August 16 and after three weeks she was released on bail on
8th September, 2012. Rimsha and her family, who have been in fear for
their lives since the blasphemy allegations, were placed to an undisclosed
location after her release on bail on September 8.
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