Last year’s attacks on the Christian community in Gojra were not a spontaneous reaction to allegations of blasphemy. but planned in advance, a fact-finding mission of the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) said on Tuesday.
The mission’s report said announcements made from mosques in Gojra on July 31 urged Muslims to gather and “make mincemeat of the Christians” over allegation of desecration of the Holy Quran a week earlier. Witnesses told HRCP that when they informed the police about the announcements, the police officials also confirmed hearing the announcements.
Before one year Courts Take Action on Gojra Incident; 6 Accused of Violence Sent to Jail; Tensions Rise. It was an important development on the Gojra violence against a Christian community an anti-terrorist court has taken action and the judge sent 61 accused of the incident on judicial remand and six others were granted 14 days physical remand (that is, sent to jail).
But yesterday 4 November 2010 A division bench of the Lahore high court on Thursday granted bail to six accused involved in Gojra incident. The bench directed the release of Akram, Sharif, Jamil, Zahid Iqbal, Ashraf and Sajjad on furnishing bail bonds of Rs 100,000 each. The counsel for the accused took the plea that that they had no role in Gojra clashes between Muslim and Christian communities. He said the police had arrested them in a separate case and they had never been nominated in the FIR of the main incident. The counsel said the complainant of the FIR, Mainga Masih, was not present on the occasion while one out of two eyewitnesses mentioned in the FIR went abroad and never pursued the case. The counsel further argued that the petitioners had not been charge sheeted despite the lapse of 13 months, therefore, they were entitled to be released on bail. staff report
After this all reports and news i ask a question to all Christian community of the Pakistan and world how the blood of Pakistani Christians is so cheap ?
How they are always facing a pathetic blasphemy rule of Pakistan?
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