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Acid victim student cross examined 11/12/2015 11:48:13 PM Early Times Report Srinagar, Nov 12: Acid attack victim 22-year-old law student today was cross examined by counsel appearing for one of the two accused i.e. Mohammad Omar, before a court of Principal Session Judge Srinagar. For inept the collegiate girl fell victim to acid attack last year allegedly by two youth who targeted her near Law College Nowshera Srinagar. During the proceedings the court has posted the case for cross examination of the victim by counsel for prime accused, Irshad Ahmad Wani alias Sunny on Friday whilst on May 1, the accused were put on trial by the court for throwing acid on the student here on December 11 last. The court had charged the duo when they pleaded not guilty after the charge sheet was read over to them. Here it needs to mention that J&K High Court already has directed "the competent Court of jurisdiction (to) take all steps for conducting of expeditious trial".   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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