7 terrorists hanged to death for Shia genocide and other crimes

Seven notorious takfiri nasbi terrorists of banned Sipah-e-Sahaba (ASWJ) and other takfiri outfits were executed early Tuesday in jails across the country.

Three takfiri convicts of JUIF-allied Ludhianvi’s ASWJ were hanged in Sukkur Central Jail at around 6:30am. Muhammad Talha, Khalil Ahmed and Shahid Hanif were sentenced to death in 2001 for killing then director of defence ministry.
In Karachi’s Central Jail, Behram Khan was executed for killing a lawyer inside court premises in 2003, while in Faisalabad District Jail, two convicts – Nawazish Ali and Mushtaq Ahmad – were hanged for attacking former military ruler Pervez Musharraf.
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on December 17 lifted a six-year ban on the capital punishment and since then, 17 convicts have been hanged. The moratorium on the death penalty in terror cases was lifted following the Peshawar school attack on December 16 last year.