<p>The fresh chargesheet was filed by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) in the anti-terrorism court of Judge Malik Muhammad Akram Awan.<br /><br />The judge is conducting the trial of the five men accused of involvement in Bhutto's assassination within Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi due to security concerns.<br />The five suspects – Muhammad Rafaqat Hussain, Hasnain Gul, Aitzaz Shah, Abdul Rasheed and Sher Zaman – were arrested in the wake of Bhutto's assassination by a suicide bomber shortly after she addressed an election rally in Rawalpindi on December 27, 2007.<br /><br />Sources said the fresh chargesheet stated that the suicide attacker was known to Hussain and Gul and had stayed at Gul's residence.<br />The chargesheet also named former Pakistani Taliban chief Baitullah Mehsud, who was killed in a US drone attack last year, as the mastermind behind Bhutto's assassination.<br />The anti-terrorism court adjourned the trial till June 12.<br />Meanwhile, The Express Tribune newspaper reported today that the FIA had concluded that the conspiracy to assassinate Bhutto was hatched at Madressa Haqqania in Akora Khattak.<br /><br />Suicide bombers were assigned the task at the seminary in Khyber-Pakhtoonkhwa province, the report said.<br />An FIA team led by Khalid Qureshi came to this conclusion after a fresh investigation into Bhutto's killing.<br /><br />The team's report named Baitullah Mehsud as the principal accused as he prepared the conspiracy and arranged for its execution.<br />The FIA's report also linked the suicide bomber who carried out the assassination to Shah, Zaman, Rasheed, Hussain and Gul, who are in custody.<br />The probe also named as accused three police officers from Rawalpindi – SSP Khurram Ishtiaq, SP Ashfaq Ahmed and Inspector Kashif Riaz.<br />Riaz has been charged for not arranging the autopsy of any of the 24 people killed in the suicide attack.<br /><br />Ashfaq Ahmed was assigned security duty at Liaquat Bagh, where Bhutto addressed the election rally, but went to a nearby highway with his forces.<br />To hide this lapse, he tampered with police records.<br />Khurram Ishtiaq ordered the hosing down of the crime scene though he was not authorised to do so, the daily reported.</p>
<p>The fresh chargesheet was filed by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) in the anti-terrorism court of Judge Malik Muhammad Akram Awan.<br /><br />The judge is conducting the trial of the five men accused of involvement in Bhutto's assassination within Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi due to security concerns.<br />The five suspects – Muhammad Rafaqat Hussain, Hasnain Gul, Aitzaz Shah, Abdul Rasheed and Sher Zaman – were arrested in the wake of Bhutto's assassination by a suicide bomber shortly after she addressed an election rally in Rawalpindi on December 27, 2007.<br /><br />Sources said the fresh chargesheet stated that the suicide attacker was known to Hussain and Gul and had stayed at Gul's residence.<br />The chargesheet also named former Pakistani Taliban chief Baitullah Mehsud, who was killed in a US drone attack last year, as the mastermind behind Bhutto's assassination.<br />The anti-terrorism court adjourned the trial till June 12.<br />Meanwhile, The Express Tribune newspaper reported today that the FIA had concluded that the conspiracy to assassinate Bhutto was hatched at Madressa Haqqania in Akora Khattak.<br /><br />Suicide bombers were assigned the task at the seminary in Khyber-Pakhtoonkhwa province, the report said.<br />An FIA team led by Khalid Qureshi came to this conclusion after a fresh investigation into Bhutto's killing.<br /><br />The team's report named Baitullah Mehsud as the principal accused as he prepared the conspiracy and arranged for its execution.<br />The FIA's report also linked the suicide bomber who carried out the assassination to Shah, Zaman, Rasheed, Hussain and Gul, who are in custody.<br />The probe also named as accused three police officers from Rawalpindi – SSP Khurram Ishtiaq, SP Ashfaq Ahmed and Inspector Kashif Riaz.<br />Riaz has been charged for not arranging the autopsy of any of the 24 people killed in the suicide attack.<br /><br />Ashfaq Ahmed was assigned security duty at Liaquat Bagh, where Bhutto addressed the election rally, but went to a nearby highway with his forces.<br />To hide this lapse, he tampered with police records.<br />Khurram Ishtiaq ordered the hosing down of the crime scene though he was not authorised to do so, the daily reported.</p>