ATC sentences Chotu Gang leader to 298 years in prison

Author: Agencies

An anti-terrorism court (ATC) on Thursday awarded 298 years in prison to three gangsters including notorious Chotu gang ring leader, Ghulam Rasool alias Chotu, for killing two policemen in 2011. The other gangsters who have been convicted by the court were identified as Sher Khan and Ghulam Rasool Kahu. The ATC DG Khan has awarded 298 years in prison to Chotu gang ring leader, Ghulam Rasool alias Chotu and Sher Khan. The court has also ordered both culprits to submit Rs 200,000 each as fine. Meanwhile, Ghulam Rasool Kahu, another member of the notorious Chotu gang has been awarded 308 years in prison with a fine of Rs200,000. Earlier in March, at least 20 gangsters including those affiliated with infamous Chotu gang were awarded death sentence by the anti-terrorism court Multan on charges of killing policemen in 2016. The convicts also include the Chotu Gang leader Ghulam Rasool aka Chotu. The criminals were accused of murdering six policemen in Rajanpur three years ago.

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