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Pakistan court acquits alleged crime boss in 41st case as experts rue ‘weak prosecutions’

Pakistan court acquits alleged crime boss in 41st case as experts rue ‘weak prosecutions’

  • Uzair Jan Baloch has long been suspected of building criminal empire through extortion, drugs and kidnapping
  • A military court in April 2020 convicted Baloch of spying for Iran, handing him a 12-year jail sentence 
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Probe reveals Pakistani crime boss spied for Iran in 2014

Probe reveals Pakistani crime boss spied for Iran in 2014

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