French Court Proceeds On Charlie Hebdo Case

 


French court has started trials in the appeal of 2 two accused in the case of Charlie Hepdo attack. As per the international media, A court in Paris is listening the appeal of two accused who were arrested in the suspicion of aiding armed men who raided Charlie Hepdo office and a Jewish supermarket in Jan 2015. That incident was the start of terrorist attacks which shook the French nation in recent years. 

On 7 Jan 2015, two terrorists forcefully entered in the building of Charlie Hepdo Paper and killed 12 locals and 11 were left injured. They were carrying rifles and other weapons. And on 9 Jan 2015, an armed man raided Hypercracher kosher supermarket and murdered 4 jewish people there, he also held 15 people hostages in his siege which was ended when police entered into the market and shot him. Al-Qaeda took the responsibility of both the attacks later


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