Islamabad court acquits armless man accused in PTI protest, highlighting human rights.
Islamabad: (RightNow) A hearing took place at the District and Sessions Courts on August 5 regarding individuals arrested during the PTI protest. Police presented a man without arms, accusing him of throwing stones and using sticks.
The duty magistrate, Rizwan Uddin, discharged the accused, Altaf Ullah, from the case. Lawyer Sardar Masroof argued that the accused, having no arms, could not have thrown stones.
The court assessed the physical condition of the accused. Due to the absence of both arms, the court acquitted him.
This decision highlights the importance of human rights. The judicial system made a fair decision against false accusations.
It is noteworthy that a case was registered against the accused at the Karpa police station. This incident underscores the arrests and police actions during the PTI protest.














