| 词条 | Major Kaleem Case |
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The Major Kaleem Case was the bedrock of many Pakistani governmental and military operations against the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM), namely Operation Clean-up and is often termed as the last straw which broke the camel's back. [1]Several MQM leaders and workers were involved in the kidnapping and torture of Pakistan Army Major Kaleem in 1991. On February 6, 1998 the Sindh High Court found all defendants innocent and found the case as one "of almost no legal evidence".[2][3] However, on February 20, 1998, Major Kaleem appealed the decision to the Supreme Court and contended that "the High Court erred by acquitting the accused who did not surrender themselves before the trial court. He argued that there was sufficient evidence against the respondents to prove their guilt."[4] On Monday, August 13, 2007, the Sindh government mysteriously withdrew its appeal in the aftermath of restoration of independent minded chief justice, and all charges against the accused were dismissed. [5] References1. ^Basis for Operation Against MQM 2. ^Sindh High Court Finds all MQM Leaders and Workers Innocent 3. ^Sindh High Court Finds Altaf Hussain Innocent 4. ^Major Kaleem Appeals in Supreme Court 5. ^Supreme Court Dismisses the Case
6 : History of Pakistan|History of Sindh (1947–present)|1998 in case law|1998 in Pakistan|Pakistani commissions and inquiries|Torture in Pakistan |
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