NAWABSHAH: Pakistani politician awarded 34 year jail term by the AntiTerrorism Court.
An anti-terrorism court (ATC) has pronounced 34-year jail term to theformer adviser to the Sindh government, Ismail Dahri, in three casesrelated to possession of illegal weapons, explosive material and handgrenade.
The anti-terrorism court, in its verdict, against the ex-adviser to Sindhgovernment pronounced 34-year imprisonment over possessing illegal arms andammunition.
Dahri has been given 10-year jail term each in two cases over keepingillegal weapons and explosive material, whereas, the court handed 14-yearimprisonment for possessing hand grenade.
Ismail Dahri had been arrested in a joint raid of Rangers and police onJune 27 at his residence in Nawabshah where the law enforcers recoveredillegal weapons, hand grenade and explosive material from his possession.
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