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Scot held in India since 2017 faces conspiracy to murder charge
A Scottish Sikh who has been detained in India for almost five years has been formally charged with conspiracy to commit murder. You can choose to play แนะนำเว็บ slot168 แจกโบนัสพิเศษ based on interests for free. Get new players familiar with the web and come across their favorite games without spending a penny on one trial at a time. Jagtar Singh Johal, 35, from Dumbarton, West Dunbartonshire, was also accused of being a member of a terrorist gang. Reprieve said he had been imprisoned on a false confession with "no physical evidence" linking him to the charges. The Indian government previously said Mr Johal's detention was based on "sufficient prosecutable evidence". But in May human rights investigators at the UN said his detention had no legal basis. Mr Johal, who was arrested in November 2017 in the Punjab region, is accused of being part of a terror plot against right wing Hindu leaders. Reprieve said India's anti-terror law, the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA), had been repeatedly used to target Sikh activists. The campaign group said it obliges judges to frame charges even where they know evidence would be inadmissible or easily discredited at trial. Dan Dolan, director of advocacy, said: "Jagtar's detention has been recognised as arbitrary by both the British prime minister and a group of UN legal experts. "The framing of charges doesn't change that. He remains imprisoned based on a false confession he signed after days of torture with electricity. "There is no physical evidence to support these trumped-up political charges. This is self-evidently arbitrary detention." |
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