The Letter For Which Javed Hashmi Sent To Jail
Just gives you an idea how our military rules pakistan
Even a single hint of inquiry against the army generals(or the hawai generals as termed by ali ahmed kurd) can result in you spending time in jail.
On 29 October 2003, he was arrested from parliamentary lodges on charges of inciting mutiny. Earlier, in a press conference on 20 October, 2003, he had read a letter that he received in mail, signed anonymously by some military officers at GHQ calling for an investigation into the corruption in the armed forces and criticizing the President Pervez Musharraf and his relationship with the US President George W. Bush. His trial was held in the central Adiala Jail instead of a district and sessions court, which raised doubts among human rights groups about its fairness. On 12 April 2004 he was sentenced to 23 years in prison for inciting mutiny in the army, forgery, and defamation.
Courtesy: BoltaPakistan.wordpress.com



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