Pakistan court may hear today in Benazir murder case

In Pakistan today, a counter-terrorism court can pronounce a decade-old Benazir Bhutto murder case. Benazir Bhutto, who was twice the prime minister of Pakistan, was brutally assassinated in Rawalpindi on December 27, 2007. The case was registered immediately after the murder, whose hearing yesterday ended in Rawalpindi. Many fluctuations occurred during the hearing. Anti-terrorism court Tehreek-e-Taliban will pronounce judgment on five terrorists and two senior police officers of the Pakistan Terrorist Group. ATC Judge Asghar Ali Khan had heard the case daily in Adiala Jail in the city every day and kept his decision safe.When Benazir was assassinated, then Pervez Musharraf was President of Pakistan and he is also an accused in Benazir case. On their return to Pakistan their hearing will be different. The five suspects arrested after the assassination of Benazir are in the custody..Rafiqat Hussein, Hasnain Gul, Sher Zaman, Aitaz Shah and Abdul Rashid are in jail. In the case of the Rawalpindi Police Chief Saud Aziz and SSP Kurum Shahzad are also involved in this case. Their fate will be decided. Both were initially arrested, but were released on bail in 2011. All the accused will be present in court at the time of the verdict.