ஹஃபீஸ் மன்சூர் அஹ்மது என்ற மசூதி இமாம் 12 வயது சிறுவனான முகம்மதை கற்பழிக்க முயற்சி செய்திருக்கிறார். அந்த சிறுவன் மறுத்ததால் அந்த சிறுவனை கொலை செய்துவிட்டார்.
KARACHI: Cleric indicted for boy�s murder
By Ishaq Tanoli
KARACHI, Jan 4: Additional district and sessions judge, East, Rana Zaki Shamsi on Friday indicted the moazzin of a mosque on charges of killing a 12-year-old boy in a mosque in Shah Faisal Colony.
Hafiz Manzoor Ahmed, who was accused of the crime, pleaded not guilty and opted to contest the case. The judge summoned all prosecution witnesses to appear before the court in order to record their statements on the next hearing.
The murdered boy, Mohammed Anas, belonged to Muzaffargarh in Punjab and had been staying in Karachi with his maternal grandfather Qari Abdul Rehman, who teaches at a madressah adjacent to Masjid-i-Aqsa.
According to the prosecution, the body of the student was found hanging in Shah Faisal Colony�s Masjid-i-Aqsa on Oct 30, 2007.
The police suspected that it was not a case of suicide, as it appeared to be, but that the boy had been murdered.
The Shah Fasial Colony police registered a case (FIR No 294/2007) under Section 302 of the Pakistan Penal Code against Hafiz Manzoor Ahmed, the moazzin of the mosque. He was arrested on Nov 1 and sent into jail custody.
The investigation officer of the case, sub-inspector Ghulam Mustafa Shah of the Shah Fasial Colony police station, submitted a charge-sheet to the court of judicial magistrate-I, East, on Nov 15. In the charge-sheet, the IO said that the accused had tried to sexually abuse the boy. Upon the boy�s resistance, the accused killed him.
Judicial magistrate, East, Maqbool Ahmed Memon, has already recorded the confessional statement of the accused.
About 14 prosecution witnesses, including Mohammed Naveed Akthar, Qari Abdul Rehman, Noman, Raees Noori, Dr Abdul Jabbar (the medico-legal officer at the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre), sub-inspector Yusuf Niazi and assistant sub-inspector Amin Memon, will testify on the next hearing, which the court has fixed for Jan 21.
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Sunday, January 06, 2008
Monday, August 06, 2007
சிறுவர் பலாத்காரத்தை தடுக்காதற்காக பாப்டிஸ்டு சர்ச் மீது வழக்கு
பாப்டிஸ்டு கிறிஸ்துவ பாதிரியார்களும் சிறுவர் வல்லுறவு குற்றச்சாட்டுகளுக்கு ஆட்பட்டிருக்கிறார்கள் என்பது உண்மை.
இது தற்போது தீவிரமடைந்திருக்கிறது.
Paramount Baptist Lawsuit
"Paramount Baptist Church lied about what was going on. They told parents that adults would be with children at all times," says Stan Broome, Victims' Lawyer.
"He is no longer a member of the church and has not been involved with children or the church in any capacity since that time," Pastor Dave Anderson.
An Amarillo church is headed to court to answer accusations it failed to protect children after being warned about a sexual molester at Sunday school.
NewsChannel 10 discovered new details about the criminal at the center of the legal fire. A teacher who did not want to speak on camera tells us that she worked with Patrick Farmer at an Amarillo school. She says that he told her the school did not renew his contract after he repeatedly let little girls sit on his lap.
Incidents like this are spurring the family of two sisters Farmer sexually abused - to file a lawsuit against the church for what happened to the children there. Ministers must now answer for the sins of a former church employee who molested Sunday school children.
Patrick Farmer pleaded guilty last year to four counts of indecency with a child by sexual contact. The victims' parents claim church leaders did nothing to stop it.
The victims' lawyer, Stan Broome says, "Paramount Baptist Church lied about what was going on. They told parents that adults would be with children at all times. Instead they assigned this pedophile, [Patrick Farmer], to a Sunday school classroom where he was the only adult there, and that's where the molestation began."
Church leaders are tight-lipped about the case, but in a statement read by pastor Dave Anderson, they insist that they take their children's safety seriously. They are investigating claims about Farmer, who spent nine years with the church: "He was a volunteer Sunday school teacher and a paid child care worker until 2004," says Anderson.
Broome insists the church knew about Farmer's sexual behavior and covered it up: "Patrick Farmer had molested children both before and after, and there had been numerous complaints made to Paramount Baptist Church, both by other families and even by one local school district who warned the church not to hire him."
If the family wins the civil case in Randall County, a jury would decide what, if any, damages they should receive. Now Pastor Anderson tells us Farmer is no longer a member of the church. Farmer is currently serving a six-year probation term for his sexual abuse crimes.
இது தற்போது தீவிரமடைந்திருக்கிறது.
Paramount Baptist Lawsuit
"Paramount Baptist Church lied about what was going on. They told parents that adults would be with children at all times," says Stan Broome, Victims' Lawyer.
"He is no longer a member of the church and has not been involved with children or the church in any capacity since that time," Pastor Dave Anderson.
An Amarillo church is headed to court to answer accusations it failed to protect children after being warned about a sexual molester at Sunday school.
NewsChannel 10 discovered new details about the criminal at the center of the legal fire. A teacher who did not want to speak on camera tells us that she worked with Patrick Farmer at an Amarillo school. She says that he told her the school did not renew his contract after he repeatedly let little girls sit on his lap.
Incidents like this are spurring the family of two sisters Farmer sexually abused - to file a lawsuit against the church for what happened to the children there. Ministers must now answer for the sins of a former church employee who molested Sunday school children.
Patrick Farmer pleaded guilty last year to four counts of indecency with a child by sexual contact. The victims' parents claim church leaders did nothing to stop it.
The victims' lawyer, Stan Broome says, "Paramount Baptist Church lied about what was going on. They told parents that adults would be with children at all times. Instead they assigned this pedophile, [Patrick Farmer], to a Sunday school classroom where he was the only adult there, and that's where the molestation began."
Church leaders are tight-lipped about the case, but in a statement read by pastor Dave Anderson, they insist that they take their children's safety seriously. They are investigating claims about Farmer, who spent nine years with the church: "He was a volunteer Sunday school teacher and a paid child care worker until 2004," says Anderson.
Broome insists the church knew about Farmer's sexual behavior and covered it up: "Patrick Farmer had molested children both before and after, and there had been numerous complaints made to Paramount Baptist Church, both by other families and even by one local school district who warned the church not to hire him."
If the family wins the civil case in Randall County, a jury would decide what, if any, damages they should receive. Now Pastor Anderson tells us Farmer is no longer a member of the church. Farmer is currently serving a six-year probation term for his sexual abuse crimes.
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