Video Related To: Blasphemy case:Pak court set to deliver verdict on girl's bail

www.youtube.com A judicial magistrate in Rawalpindi sent the cleric, who was arrested by police yesterday on suspicion of planting evidence against a Christian girl accused of blasphemy, on 14-day judicial remand to Adiala Jail. Judicial Magistrate ordered to present that accused Kahlid Jadoon before the court on September 16 again. The cleric who was arrested yesterday over suspicion of planting evidence against a Christian girl accused of blasphemy was produced in court on Sunday under strict security arrangements as the hearing for the blasphemy case resumed. Rimsha has been in custody since she was arrested in a poor Islamabad suburb more than two weeks ago accused of burning papers containing verses from the Quran, in breach of Pakistan's strict blasphemy laws. Khalid Jadoon, the imam of the mosque in Rimsha's poor area of Islamabad who first handed over evidence, was arrested on Saturday after his assistants told a magistrate he had added pages from the Quran to the burnt pages to strengthen the case against the girl. Rimsha has to at least till Monday to learn if she will be given bail, after a judge adjourned her case on Saturday amid doubts over legal paperwork. A medical report earlier this week said Rimsha appeared to be around 14 years old, which would make her a minor, and had a mental age below her true age, but the court has yet to decide whether to accept the assessment. She is being held in a high-security jail in Islamabad's twin city Rawalpindi and on <b>...</b>