Indien weist Pakistans Verurteilung der lebenslangen Haftstrafe für Asiya Andrabi zurück

Indien hat die Verurteilung der lebenslangen Haftstrafe für die kaschmirische Separatistin Asiya Andrabi durch Pakistan zurückgewiesen. Das Außenministerium warf Pakistan die Unterstützung von Terrorismus vor. Ein Gericht in Delhi hatte das Urteil am Dienstag verkündet.

Neu-Delhi: Indien wies am Mittwoch Pakistans Kritik an der lebenslangen Haftstrafe für die kaschmirische Separatistin Asiya Andrabi, die die verbotene Gruppe Dukhtaran-e-Millat leitet, zurück. Ein Gericht in Delhi verurteilte sie am Dienstag gemäß dem Gesetz zur Verhinderung rechtswidriger Aktivitäten (Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act) sowie weiteren Gesetzen zu lebenslanger Haft; ihre beiden Mitstreiterinnen erhielten 30-jährige Haftstrafen.

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