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Court upholds death sentence to a Pakistani

Updated on Sept 13, 2007 10:41 pm IST

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday upheld death sentence to a Pakistani man convicted for attack at New Delhi's famous 17th Century Red Fort in December 2000. Mohammad Ashfaq, convicted of "waging war" on India, was a member of the banned Pakistani-based militant group Lashkar -e-Taiba.He along with six others, who were convicted in the red fort attack case by a lower court, moved to Delhi High Court in July last year.

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