Posted on 07 July 2009
Update on Layyah Case Children the ones who were arrested on False Grounds
Children will be released by tomorrow (July 8th) on bail. Of Rs 200,000 per child. The case was presented to Justice Pervez Inayat of Multan high court who asked SP Investigation Sardar Tareen who confirmed that during the investigation no material was found against the children. on which the Court has accepted Bail of all the four children. Alhamdolillah.
We ask for prayers for the children and the people who have helped out in this case ! These innocent children will be free on BAIL after 162 hot days.
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Posted on 24 June 2009
We feel proud as a Pakistani and Ahmadi while writing this post, Mashallah another Ahmadi has given up his Life for Pakistan and proved that Ahmadis will always be up for anything for Pakistan.
Major Afzal Mehmood was born in 1976 in Karachi and he did his F.SC from T.I College (Taleem ul Islam College) Rabwah, And for his Country and People he was fighting with the enemy in FC NWFP from past year. On 19th June 2009 he went on Patrol with his men on Pak-Afghan border but near Bajur they were ambushed the troops returned fire but this brave man achieved Shahadat (Martyrdom) when he was hit by a bullet in the Head.
On 20th June his Body was brought to Rabwah for Burial were he was given Full Army Salute and a Shaheed’s Burial , Pictures and Video Follow… Read the full story
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Posted on 18 February 2009
Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) member of National Assembly from Layyah has instigated the local people to observe a protest today (Tuesday) against four teenagers and a man belonging to the Ahmadiyya community arrested on the charges of blasphemy, a rights body said on Monday.
The accused will be brought before a court today. A press release issued on Monday by the Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) stated that some radical groups had announced a show of strength against Ahmadis to pressurize the court not to grant bail to the five Ahmadis.
The accused were arrested on January 28 on charges of writing blasphemous comments in a mosque toilet. They were shifted to Dera Ghazi Khan Central Jail, where the fundamentalist groups had asked other inmates to ‘fix up’ the Ahmadis, according to the statement. The commission urged the Punjab government to stop the violent campaign.