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Nov 19, 2019 06:40 pm views : 361

Location : Amsterdam

Amsterdam- Pakistani citizen has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for plotting to assassinate the Geert Welders,an anti-Islamist politician who announced World competition

Pakistani youth imprisoned for 10 years for murder of Shetham messenger Great Welders in Amsterdam, Netherlands

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A Pakistani citizen has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for plotting to assassinate the Great Welders, an anti-Islamist politician who announced a global competition for slaughterhouses in the Netherlands.
According to the International News Agency, Junaid, a 27-year-old Pakistani citizen from France, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for murdering Maldon the Great Welders, the most controversial and Islamist politician in the Netherlands. Junaid was arrested from the train station last year.
Although Junaid did not succeed in his goal, the Great Welders were forced to suspend their abusive territory against the threat of Junaid.
Junaid also posted a message on his Facebook account not only pointing to the murder of Malone Great Welder, but also requesting local Muslims to help in this regard. The video shared on Junaid's Facebook was viewed by over one million people and was shared over 14,000 times.
According to the prosecutor, Junaid had planned to infiltrate the Great Welder into the law firm. The sentencing increased Junaid's sentence from 6 years to 10 years, but neither the prosecutor nor the court made it clear when, where and how Junaid had planned the murder.