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San Francisco: Expressing concern over the sentencing of 25 Pakistani nationals by a Pakistani military court, the US said these courts lack judicial independence, transparency and guarantees of due process. State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said, “The United States is deeply concerned by the sentencing of Pakistani nationals by a Pakistani military court for participating in the protests that took place in Pakistan on May 9, 2023.” “These military courts lack judicial independence, transparency and guarantees of due process.”

Someone close to Trump also reacted

A State Department spokesperson said, “The United States continues to call on Pakistani authorities to respect the right to a fair trial and due process enshrined in the Constitution of Pakistan.” However, US President-elect Donald Trump’s Richard Grenell, a close aide, said the call was late and weak. “You’re too late,” Richard Grenell said. That emphasis is not visible in your call. Imran Khan should be released.

‘Time has come to release Imran Khan’

Grenell served as acting director of national intelligence under Trump in 2020 and was also the US ambassador to Germany from 2018 to 2020. Indian-American MP Ro Khanna agreed to Grenell’s demand for the release of Imran Khan. “I agree with Richard Grenell,” Khanna said. The time has come to release Imran Khan and allow the people of Pakistan to hold new democratic elections.

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Expressing concern over the sentencing of Pakistani civilians, Britain’s Foreign Ministry said that “the trial of civilians in military courts lacks transparency, independent investigation and undermines the right to a fair trial.” At the same time, the European Union’s statement has also come out on this decision. The EU said the sentences were inconsistent with Pakistan’s commitments under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. (Language)