In its finding, the investigating team said the murder was a “conspiracy” hatched by Sabir Mayar, president of the Pakhtun Student’s Federation, and Ajmal, president of the employees at the Abdul Wali Khan University.
Source/Credit: The Hindu
By Mubashir Zaidi | June 4, 2017
Probe report rules out blasphemy act
Investigations into the lynching of Mashal Khan, a 23-year-old journalism student of Wali Khan University in KPK province, on alleged blasphemy charges revealed that the varsity administration, with student leaders, plotted to eliminate him for political reasons. It also showed Khan, in fact, had not committed blasphemy at all.
A mob comprising scores of students and university staff lynched Khan, accusing him of having committed blasphemy, in April this year. A mobile video of the killing created an outcry in Pakistan, forcing the police to arrest hundreds.
Later, 60 people were charged with murder. The university was reopened last week after remaining closed for seven weeks.
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