An anti-terrorism courtroom (ATC) on Tuesday acquitted Uzair Baloch, the alleged kingpin of the Lyari gang struggle and the now-defunct Peoples Aman Committee’s leader, in a case touching on ownership of explosives because of loss of proof.
Uzair at the side of different co-accused have been prosecuted for the ownership of explosive components and attempt-to-murder fees. The case used to be registered towards him on the Napier police station in 2012.
After listening to the arguments of the state and defence counsels, and analyzing the prosecution proof, the ATC acquitted Uzair for need of proof. That is the nineteenth felony case during which he has been acquitted through a courtroom because of loss of enough proof. Even though Uzair has been acquitted in a couple of instances, he used to be sentenced to twelve years in jail through the sphere common courtroom martial on fees of espionage.