The Islamabad High Court (IHC) today adjourned the Kulbhushan Jadhav&nbsp;case till September 3.

The court said that Jadhav and India should be given time to appoint a counsel on the matter. The court had earlier constituted a two-member bench to hear a review petition filed by the Pakistan government.

Jadhav was sentenced to death by a Pakistan military court three years ago on charges of terrorism and espionage.

India had moved the International Court of Justice(ICJ) against the Pakistan court's decision as the world court stayed the order and ordered Pakistan to undertake an "effective review and reconsideration" of the conviction.

Pakistan had earlier filed a petition in the Islamabad court seeking appointment of a "legal representative" for Jadhav, however, the Indian government wasn't informed about the move as India's foreign ministry said Pakistan has once again exposed its "farcical" approach by denying available legal remedies to Jadhav against his death sentence.

"The whole exercise of not providing documents related to the case even after repeated requests, not providing unimpeded consular access and some reported unilateral action of approaching the High Court on part of Pakistan again exposes the farcical nature of Pakistan's approach," India's external affairs ministry spokesperson Anurag Srivastava said.

Pakistan Foreign Office spokesperson Aisha Farooqui had, however, said the country had taken "necessary steps" to implement the verdict of the ICJ.

The Pakistan government had earlier moved an ordinance in the National Assembly. According to Pakistan's International Court of Justice Review and Reconsideration Ordinance which was enacted in May a petition for the review of a military court's decision can be made to Islamabad High Court through an application within 60 days of its promulgation amid protests by Pakistan's Opposition parties.

The Islamabad High Court (IHC) today adjourned the Kulbhushan Jadhav case till September 3. The court said that Jadhav and India should be given time to appoint a counsel on the matter.

The Islamabad High Court (IHC) today adjourned the Kulbhushan Jadhav case till September 3. The court said that Jadhav and India should be given time to appoint a counsel on the matter. The court had earlier constituted a two-member bench to hear a review petition filed by the Pakistan government. Jadhav was sentenced to death by a Pakistan military court three years ago on charges of terrorism and espionage. India had moved the International Court of Justice(ICJ) against the Pakistan court's decision as the world court stayed the order and ordered Pakistan to undertake an "effective review and reconsideration" of the conviction. Pakistan had earlier filed a petition in the Islamabad court seeking appointment of a "legal representative" for Jadhav, however, the Indian government wasn't informed about the move as India's foreign ministry said Pakistan has once again exposed its "farcical" approach by denying available legal remedies to Jadhav against his death sentence. "The whole exercise of not providing documents related to the case even after repeated requests, not providing unimpeded consular access and some reported unilateral action of approaching the High Court on part of Pakistan again exposes the farcical nature of Pakistan's approach," India's external affairs ministry spokesperson Anurag Srivastava said. Pakistan Foreign Office spokesperson Aisha Farooqui had, however, said the country had taken "necessary steps" to implement the verdict of the ICJ. The Pakistan government had earlier moved an ordinance in the National Assembly. According to Pakistan's International Court of Justice Review and Reconsideration Ordinance which was enacted in May a petition for the review of a military court's decision can be made to Islamabad High Court through an application within 60 days of its promulgation amid protests by Pakistan's Opposition parties.

Islamabad High Court adjourns Kulbhushan Jadhav case till September 3

India has officially sought from Pakistan details of the trial proceedings against Kulbhushan Jadhav as well as the appeal process in the case, the External Affairs Ministry said today.

Ministry Spokesperson Gopal Baglay said India has asked for consular access to Jadhav for the 15th time.

Pakistan is yet to heed to India&#39;s request for consular access to Jadhav who has been given death penalty by a Pakistani military court on charges of spying.

India awaits a formal response from Pakistan to its two demands -- consular access and details of the trial proceedings against Jadhav, said Baglay.

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&quot;We don&#39;t know anything about Jadhav&#39;s location or condition in Pakistan,&quot; he said, adding it is a matter of concern for India.

Yesterday, India had summoned the Pakistan deputy high commissioner here in connection with Jadhav&#39;s death sentence and made a fresh demand for consular access to the retired Indian Navy officer.

Earlier this week, Pakistan Army had ruled out access to him.&nbsp;

(PTI)

MEA spokesperson Gopal Baglay said India has asked for consular access to Jadhav for the 15th time

India has officially sought from Pakistan details of the trial proceedings against Kulbhushan Jadhav as well as the appeal process in the case, the External Affairs Ministry said today. Ministry Spokesperson Gopal Baglay said India has asked for consular access to Jadhav for the 15th time. Pakistan is yet to heed to India's request for consular access to Jadhav who has been given death penalty by a Pakistani military court on charges of spying. India awaits a formal response from Pakistan to its two demands -- consular access and details of the trial proceedings against Jadhav, said Baglay. Pakistan claims there have been legal proceedings against Kulbhushan Jadhav, if there have been, we would like to see them: MEA pic.twitter.com/Y6JnaIyOoO — ANI (@ANI_news) April 20, 2017 × "We don't know anything about Jadhav's location or condition in Pakistan," he said, adding it is a matter of concern for India. Yesterday, India had summoned the Pakistan deputy high commissioner here in connection with Jadhav's death sentence and made a fresh demand for consular access to the retired Indian Navy officer. Earlier this week, Pakistan Army had ruled out access to him. (PTI)

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