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Red Fort attack case: Supreme Court confirms death sentence for Mohammad Arif
New Delhi: Announcing its verdict in the Red Fort attack case, the Supreme Court today upheld death sentence for Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militant Mohammad Arif. Arif, a Pakistani national, had moved Supreme Court after the Delhi High Court, in September
Updated: 08/10/2011 02:26A

SC upholds death penalty for LeT terrorist in Red Fort attack
The apex court had reserved its verdict on Ashfaq's appeal on 20 April, 2011. Ashfaq had challenged the high court's judgement that was passed on 13 September, 2007 which had upheld the death penalty awarded to him but had acquitted six others
Updated: 08/10/2011 02:23A

Red Fort Attack: SC Rules Death Penalty for Terrorist
The apex court had reserved its verdict on Ashfaq's appeal on April 20, 2011. Ashfaq had challenged the high court's judgement dated September 13, 2007 which had upheld the death penalty awarded to him but had acquitted six others sentenced for varying
Updated: 08/10/2011 02:19A

Red Fort attack: SC confirms death for LeT terrorist
The apex court had reserved its verdict on Ashfaq's appeal on April 20, 2011. Ashfaq had challenged the high court's judgement dated September 13, 2007 which had upheld the death penalty awarded to him but had acquitted six others sentenced for varying
Updated: 08/10/2011 02:11A

Red Fort attack: Supreme Court upholds death penalty for LeT terrorist
The high court had dismissed Ashfaq's appeal against a trial court verdict awarding capital punishment to him for waging a war against the state and killing three persons, including two Army jawans, in the Red Fort. It had reversed the trial court
Updated: 08/10/2011 02:10A

Supreme court upholds death penalty for LeT terrorist in Red Fort attack
Ashfaq challenged the high court's judgement dated September 13, 2007 which upheld the death penalty but acquitted six others sentenced for varying jail terms. The high court dismissed Ashfaq's appeal against a trial court verdict awarding capital
Updated: 08/10/2011 02:09A

Newtown murder jury out for night
After retiring to begin considering its verdict around 10.45am, jurors returned to court twice - once to see again the video interview John Hone Haerewa, 53, had with police when he was first accused of the crime, and a second time to ask for legal
Updated: 08/10/2011 02:07A

Apex court upholds Arif's death penalty in Red Fort attack case
The high court had dismissed Ashfaq's appeal against a trial court verdict awarding capital punishment to him for waging a war against the state and killing three persons, including two Army jawans, in the Red Fort. It had reversed the trial court
Updated: 08/10/2011 02:07A

SC upholds Arif's death penalty in Red Fort attack case
The apex court had reserved its verdict on Ashfaq's appeal on April 20, 2011. Ashfaq had challenged the high court's judgement dated September 13, 2007 which had upheld the death penalty awarded to him but had acquitted six others sentenced for varying
Updated: 08/10/2011 02:04A

Murder jury retires for night
After retiring to begin considering its verdict about 10.45am, jurors returned to court twice - once to see again the video interview John Hone Haerewa, 53, had with police when he was first accused of the crime, and a second time to ask for legal
Updated: 08/10/2011 02:00A