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List of All Convicted People Executed in Pakistan Since December 2014 List of all Convicted People Executed in Pakistan Since December 2014 CPGS, Islamabad, Pakistan Tel: +92 (51) 2823425 | Fax: +92 (51) 2823424 | www.cpakgulf.org | e-mail: [email protected] 1 LIST OF ALL CONVICTED PEOPLE EXECUTED IN PAKISTAN SINCE DECEMBER 2014 Sr Date Name Case Affiliated Convicted Type of Execution with by convicted Place Organization 1 December 19, Aqeel Dr. Was executed in Former Military Terrorist Faisalabad 2014 Usman relation to an soldier of Court attack on the army's headquarters of medical corps the Pakistan Army in 2009 in Rawalpindi 2 December 19, Arshad Was executed for Former Military Terrorist Faisalabad 2014 Mehmood an assassination trooper Court alias attempt on former Meherban military ruler, General (retd.) Pervez Musharraf 3 December 21, Zubair Was executed for Unknown Military Terrorist Faisalabad 2014 Ahmed alias an assassination Court Tuseef attempt on former military ruler, 2 General (retd.) Pervez Musharraf 4 December 21, Ikhlas Was executed for Unknown Military Terrorist Faisalabad 2014 Ahmed alias an assassination Court Roosi attempt on former military ruler, General (retd.) Pervez Musharraf 5 December 21, Ghulam Was executed for Unknown Military Terrorist Faisalabad 2014 Sarwar an assassination Court attempt on former military ruler, General (retd.) Pervez Musharraf 6 December 21, Rashid Was executed for Unknown Military Terrorist Faisalabad 2014 Mehmood an assassination Court alias Tipu attempt on former military ruler, General (retd.) Pervez Musharraf 3 7 December 31, Niaz Was executed for Former PAF Military Terrorist Peshawar 2014 Mohammad an assassination Junior Court attempt on former Technician military ruler, General (retd.) Pervez Musharraf 8 January 7, Ghulam Murdered DSP Sipah-e- Anti- Terrorist Multan 2015 Shabir alias Nawaz Khan in Sahaba Terrorism Doctor and 2000 Court Fauji (ATC) 9 January 7, Ahmad Ali Killed three men: Sipah-e- ATC Terrorist Multan 2015 alias Sheesh Altaf Hussain, Sahaba Naag Mohammad Nasir and Mohammad Fiaz and injuring Mohammad Pervez and Mohammad Siddique in 1998 4 10 January 9, Khalid Convicted in the Former Chief Military Terrorist Rawalpindi 2015 Mehmood Pervez Musharraf technician at Court attack case PAF 11 January 13, Behram Killed Advocate Unknown ATC in Terrorist Karachi 2015 Khan Mohammad June 2003 Ashraf in April 2003. 12 January 13, Shahid Murdered Syed Unknown ATC Terrorist Sukkur 2015 Haneef, Zaffar Ali Shah (Defence Ministry) in 2001 13 January 13, Muhammad Murdered Syed Unknown ATC Terrorist Sukkur 2015 Talha Zaffar Ali Shah (Defence Ministry) in 2001 14 January 13, Khaleel Murdered Syed Unknown ATC Terrorist Sukkur 2015 Ahmed Zaffar Ali Shah (Defence Ministry) in 2001 5 15 January 13, Zulfikar Ali Killed two Al-Qaeda ATC Terrorist Rawalpindi 2015 policemen near the US Consulate General in Karachi 16 January 13, Mushtaq Involved in a Former PAF Military Terrorist Faisalabad 2015 Ahmed 2003 attempt to Technician Court killed Gen (Retd) Pervez Musharraf 17 January 13, Nawazish Involved in a Unknown Military Terrorist Faisalabad 2015 Ali 2003 attempt to Court killed Gen (Retd) Pervez Musharraf 18 January 14, Muhammad Killed deputy Lashkir-e- ATC Terrorist Karachi 2015 Saeed superintendent of Jhangvi Maulvi police (retd) Syed Sabir Hussain Shah and his young son Syed Abid Hussain Shah 6 19 January 14, Zahid killed a Unknown ATC Terrorist Lahore 2015 Hussain policeman in Zahidu Multan in 2002 20 January 15, Arif Zahid Killed a police Unknown Not- Other Lahore 2015 constable in confirmed Criminal Multan 21 January 15, Saeed Awan Killed Retd. Unknown Not- Other Karachi 2015 Superintendent confirmed Criminal and his son in 2001 22 January 17, Ikram ul Carried out Sipah-i- ATC Terrorist Lahore 2015 Haq sectarian killing Sihaba of man at Imambargah in Jhang in 2001 23 February 3, Mohammad Murdered Dr. Ali Lashkar-e- ATC Terrorist Karachi 2015 Azim Sharif Raza Peerani in Jhangv 2001 7 24 February 3, Attaullah Murdered Dr. Ali Lashkar-e- ATC Terrorist Karachi 2015 Qasim Raza Peerani in Jhangvi 2001 25 February 13, Fayaz Murdered son of Unknown Azad Terrorist Mirpur 2015 Ahmad Advocate General Jammu and Kashmir Fazal Kashmir Rabbani in 2004 Shariat Court 26 February 13, M. Riaz Murdered son of Unknown Azad Terrorist Mirpur 2015 Advocate General Jammu and Kashmir Fazal Kashmir Rabbani in 2004 Shariat Court 27 March 12, M. Siddique Murdered three Security ATC Other Toba Tek Sindh 2015 men in 2004 guard at a Criminal theatre 28 March 13, Akhtar Stabbed to death Unknown ATC Other Faisalabad 2015 the father-in-law Criminal of rape victim in 1999 8 29 March 13, M. Sajid Killed a woman Unknown ATC Other Faisalabad 2015 and wounded her Criminal husband in personal feud in 2000 30 March 17, M. Afzal Robbed and Unknown ATC Other Karachi 2015 killed a man in Criminal 1998 31 March 17 M. Nawaz Killed two Unknown Sessions Other Faisalabad relatives over a Court Criminal water irrigation dispute in 1996 32 March 17, Malik M. Killed four Unknown Sessions Other Rawalpindi 2015 Nadeem relatives in 1998 Court Criminal Zaman 33 March 17, Zafar Iqbal Raped and killed Unknown ATC Other Multan 2015 a child in 1996 Criminal 34 March 17, M. Faisal Robbed and Unknown ATC Other Karachi 2015 killed a man in Criminal 1998 9 35 March 17, M. Riaz Killed a relative Unknown Sessions Other Jhang 2015 in 1995 Court Criminal 36 March 17, M. Sharif Robbed and Unknown ATC Other Jhang 2015 killed a taxi Criminal driver in 1995 37 March 17, Mubashir Robbed and Unknown ATC Other Jhang 2015 Ali killed a taxi Criminal driver in 1995 38 March 17, Rab Nawaz Crime unknown Unknown Not- Mianwali 2015 confirmed ---------- 39 March 17, Zafar Iqbal Crime unknown Unknown Not- Mianwali 2015 confirmed ----------- 40 March 17, M. Jawed Killed female Unknown Sessions Other Rawalpindi 2015 cousin in 1997 Court Criminal 41 March 17, M. Iqbal Killed his Unknown Sessions Other Gujranwala 2015 paternal uncle in Court Criminal 1996 10 42 March 17, Waqar Killed a man in a Unknown Unknown Other Multan 2015 decoit Criminal 43 March 18, Tahir Shabir Murdered a man Unknown ATC Other Lahore 2015 in 2002 Criminal 44 March 18, Ghulam Murdered a Unknown Session Other Jhang 2015 Muhammad relative over a Court Criminal family dispute in 2000 45 March 18, Zakir Murdered the Unknown Session Other Jhang 2015 Hussain custodian of a Court Criminal shrine in 1998 46 March 18, Shafqat Murdered two Unknown District Other Faisalabad 2015 men in 1998 Court Criminal 47 March 18, Saeed Murdered two Unknown District Other Faisalabad 2015 men in 1998 Court Criminal 48 March 18, Shaukat Ali Murder and Unknown Session Other Rawalpindi 2015 attempted murder Court Criminal 49 March 18, Muhammad Murder and Unknown Session Other Rawalpindi 2015 Shabir attempted murder Court Criminal 11 50 March 18, Ahmed Murdered a man Unknown District Other Mianwali 2015 Nawaz in 1998 Court Criminal 51 March 18, Asad Murdered a Unknown Not- Other Attock 2015 Mehmood family in 2002 confirmed Criminal Khan 52 March 18, Talib Crime Unknown Unknown Not- Rawalpindi 2015 Hussain confirmed --------- 53 March 18, Rab Nawaz Crime Unknown unknown Not- Rawalpindi 2015 confirmed --------- 54 March 19, Gulistan Murdered a man Unknown Civilian Other Rawalpindi 2015 Zaman in 1998 Court Criminal 55 March 19, Abdul Sattar Murdered a man Unknown Civilian Other Mianwali 2015 in 1992 Court Criminal 56 March 19, Ghulam Murdered two Unknown Civilian Other Rawalpindi 2015 Muhammad relatives in 1996 Court Criminal 57 March 19, M. Asghar Murdered two Unknown Civilian Other Rawalpindi 2015 relatives in 1996 Court Criminal 12 58 March 24, Nasrullah Murdered a man Unknown Civilian Other Multan 2015 in 1994 Court Criminal 59 March 25, Abdul Murdered a Unknown Civilian Other Sukkur 2015 Razzaq seventh grade Court Criminal Chohan seminary student 60 March 25, Ghulam Raped and Unknown Civilian Other Bahawalpur 2015 Yaseen murdered a Court Criminal woman in 2002 61 March 25, Jalal Morejo Murdered a clan Unknown Civilian Other Sukkur 2015 'Jalil' member in 1997 Court Criminal 62 March 25, Shahbaz Ali Murdered a Unknown Civilian Other Sahiwal 2015 seven-year-old Court Criminal boy in 1998 63 March 25, Ayub Bashir Killed a man in Unknown Civilian Other Lahore 2015 1994 Court Criminal 64 March 25, M. Khan Murdered a Unknown Civilian Other Mianwali 2015 relative over a Court Criminal family feud in 2000 13 65 March 26, M. Afzal Killed a man in Unknown Civilian Other Faisalabad 2015 1995 over an old Court Criminal rivalry 66 March 31, Muhammad Robbed and Unknown ATC Other Sargodha 2015 Riaz murdered a man Criminal in 2000 67 March 31, Hubdar Murdered two Unknown Civilian Other Mianwali 2015 Shah people in 2000 Court Criminal 68 March 31, Akram-ul- Kidnapped a Unknown ATC Other Rawalpindi 2015 Haq three-year-old Criminal girl 69 March 31, M. Ameen Murdered a man Unknown Civilian Other Rawalpindi 2015 Court Criminal 70 April 7, 2015 Jafar 'Kali' Murdered two Unknown Civilian Other Sahiwal siblings in 1997 Court Criminal 71 April 7, 2015 Tayab Murdered a man Unknown Civilian Other Lahore Ghulam in 2002 Court Criminal Nabi 14 72 April 8, 2015 Ameer Killed a man in Unknown Not- Other Balochistan Hamza Harnai in 1995 confirmed Criminal 73 April 8, 2015 Sikander Ali Killed his friend Unknown Not- Other Bahawalpur in 2002 in confirmed Criminal Rawalpindi 74 April 9, 2015 Hamid Killed a 10 year Unknown Not- Other Lahore Mehmood old boy in 2004 confirmed Criminal 75 April 9, 2015 Raja Killed 2 people in Unknown Not- Other Rawalpindi Mushtaq a 20 years old confirmed Criminal rivalry 76 April
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