(38.76.13) 7 ethnic cleansers executed in Japan
The government has executed seven members of the Dumeshed group, who have executed the death penalty for sarin gas attacks in Japan. Meanwhile, the leader of the group, Shoko Asarao These information is available from the British media's BBC report.
In 1995, the group killed 13 people in the deadly sarin gas attack in the Tokyo Underground. More than injured, thousands more Their execution was executed at Tokyo detention center on Friday morning as a punishment for that crime.
Japan did not say anything before the decision of this death sentence. After the verdict the verdict was confirmed from the judicial office.
In addition to the Sarin gas attack in 1995, Shoko Asahara and his followers were involved in several other murders. In 1994, they also launched a Sarin gas attack. Eight people were killed in service. And 600 people were injured.
The accused appealed against the verdict in January this year. The judgment was adjourned until the appeal was dismissed. When all the appeals disposals, one gets life imprisonment. After that the execution was effected on Friday. Six more death row convicts are waiting for the verdict.
Shoko Asahara, also known as Chhaju Matsumoto, said in 1980 that the organization was founded and after Buddha, he was a man of faith.
Mango Shinroo got official recognition as a religious organization in Japan in 1989. Then in a short time it was able to attract the attention of the world, and thousands of people from different parts of the world are following it.