ICJ accepts India's plea, asks Pakistan not to execute Jadhav
In major relief for India, the International Court of Justice on Thursday ordered Pakistan not to execute alleged spy Kulbhushan Jadhav till a final decision is taken.
 
Judge Ronny Abraham, President of the court, reading out the court verdict also asked Pakistan to inform it of all the measures it has taken to implement the order.
 
India on Monday had sought the court's intervention for an immediate suspension of Jadhav's death sentence, fearing that the Indian national may be executed even before the ICJ decided the case.
 
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Deepak Narain
9 years ago
Pakistan is a rogue State. It needs to be handled with a heavy hand. I am afraid the international court won't be able to solve the problem as they could not solve the Kashmir problem. Nehru's mistake is being repeated.
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