LHC hears appeal in Junaid Hafeez's blasphemy case, seeks prosecution's stance on digital evidence
Most outlets reported that the Lahore High Court heard Junaid Hafeez's appeal against his death sentence in a blasphemy case and requested the prosecution's arguments regarding the admissibility of digital evidence. Dawn provided a slightly more detailed excerpt, mentioning that the court took up the appeal and that Hafeez is a former university lecturer, while Pakistan Today offered a more concise version of the same core information.
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LHC hears Junaid Hafeez's appeal in blasphemy case, seeks prosecution's arguments on admissibility of digital evidence
LAHORE: The Lahore High Court (LHC) took up former university lecturer Junaid Hafeez’s appeal against his death sentence in a blasphemy case on Tuesday, seeking arguments from the prosecution on the admissibility of electronic evidence. Hafeez was sentenced to death in 2019 and his appeal against his conviction has been pending since 2020. A two-judge bench, comprising Justices Sadiq Mahmud Khu...
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LHC seeks prosecution arguments on electronic evidence in Junaid Hafeez's appeal in blasphemy case
Justice Sadiq Mahmud Khurram and Justice Muhammad Jawad Zafar hear the appeal
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