Pakistan Postpones Mumbai Trial Again

Source: The New York Times

Rāwalpindi : Pakistan | about 1 month ago

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Pakistan Pakistan once again on Saturday postponed the trial of seven suspects accused of planning the terrorist attacks that killed 163 people in Mumbai last year. It was the second time the trial was postponed, and formal charges have yet to be filed against the accused.

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