Six Men Sentenced To Death For Shocking Blasphemy Lynching

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On April 18th, Pakistan’s anti-terrorism court sentenced six men to death, while nine people were handed life imprisonment sentences for the brutal mob lynching of Priyantha Kumara, a Sri Lankan working as a factory manager in Sialkot, Pakistan. The court also gave a 5-year imprisonment sentence to one individual, while 72 individuals were given a 2-year jail sentence. Kumara was killed on December 3rd, 2021, over blasphemy allegations. Kumara, during preparation of the factory for a site visit, asked factory workers to remove any stickers on the machinery. Workers accused him of “desecrating posters bearing the name of Islam’s Prophet Muhammad,” which led to the mob lynching in which hundreds of men participated. The recordings of the incident appalled the international community, and drew harsh condemnation. Sri Lanka’s Foreign Ministry spokesman, Sugeeswara Gunaratne, demanded that Pakistan “take the required action to investigate and ensure justice.” Abdul Rauf Wattoo, the lead prosecutor, said “We are satisfied with the outcome.”

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Six Men Sentenced to Death for Blasphemy Lynching that Shocked the World

Location: Lahore, Pakistan