subject: The Man Got Sentenced For Making False Words On Soldier Deaths [print this page] World cant live in peace and really the peoples living in today are very far from the peaceful world and they tend to do something or other wrong things and some people are so wicked that they make fund of people on their bravery and gallant. Such case is discovered again in UK where a person is sentenced to the prison for making false statement on the death of UK soldiers as he stated very harsh and wrong worlds against the soldiers who bravely sacrifice their lives for countries protection and prestige.
Azhar Ahmed has been identified as he had made very odious statement related to 6 English soldiers. He stated that he didnt consider the note that pointed out that all the armies should pass away and move to hell, was taken as very unpleasant. He was also penalised 300 pound by the court. Moreover, he has to pay his service to the community for 2 years. That is the right decision taken on the culprit and this will set an example for the other persons living around to avoid such wording in future.
The 6 soldiers were exterminated by an explosive device in an attack in Afghanistan. His comment was put on the website just 2 days afterwards on 8th March. Nicholas Barker, protecting, stated that Ahmed was originally expressing lawful worries about the fatalities of war but continued to disregard the mark. When he recognized his notes were causing agony he removed them, as he said further. But once a bullet is shot it cannot be sent back same things the words do once you spoke they cannot be taken back.
On the other side, the District Judge Jane Goodwin pointed out that the rule must not end lawful biased views being robustly expressed. But she added that the experiment was whether what was on paper was ahead of the pale of what is reasonable in their people.
She spoke to Mr Ahmed that he put his message in reply to honour and messages of compassion. He knew at the moment that it was a sensitive and receptive matter.
The verdict was met with howls of repulsive from demonstrators in the public domain, several of whom moved out whilst the judge was pointing out. One person was jailed by police whilst walking out of the court room after out-crying remarks at the judge. Finally this could be treated as tribute to the soldiers who sacrificed their life for their country.
