Birningham office of ttre Indian High Commission, was kidnapped fron near his home. His murdered body was found two days later, on 5 February 1984, near Hinckley in Leicestershire. A group calling itself the Kashmir Liberation Army claimed on 3 February 1984 to have kidnapped Mr. Mhatre and made demands for the release of prisoners in India and for the payment of money. They threatened to kill l4r. Iqhatre if their demands were not met. The nest lilidlands poJ,ice conducted an investigation into plr. llhatrers disappearance and subsequent murder, which led to the prompt arrest, in late February, of six suspects all of Kashrniri origin. Three other susPencts are still being sought but are believed to have fled the country. The six suspects arrested were brought to trial on a number of charges at Birmingham Crown Court on 14 January 1985. The following was the final outcone of the proceedings: Abdul Qayyurn Raja Life imprisonment for murder, 18 years imprisonment for kidnappingi sentences to run concurrentlyA/40/4s3 English Page 18 Mohammed Riaz Life imprisonnent for murder, 12 years :ll':::H:::":il kidnappine i sentences ro llohanned Siddique Bhatti 20 years imprisonment for kidnapping and 7 years inprisonnent for concealing evidence; sentences to run concurrntly Jahghir Akhtar l4irza Abdul lrahjid Ansari3 years inprisonment for concealing evidence 2 years lnprisonment for concealing evidence t4ohamned Ishaq Fined 500 pounds sterling for attempting to obtain a false passport At the beginning of August 1984, the Government of the United Kingdon requested the Pakistan Government to initiate extradition proceedi,ngs against the three suspects still at large. The Pakistan Government has agreed to this request shouLd it be establisbed that the accused are in Pakistan. B. Views received from States pursuant to paragraph l0 of General Assenbly resolution 39/83 AUSTR,ALIA lOriginal: Englishl [3] July 1985] 1. The Government of Australia supports the general principles underlying the
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a report on a crime and its investigation, involving international relations and diplomatic efforts. The content focuses on the kidnapping and murder of an individual, the subsequent investigation, and the extradition requests made by governments. The text does not seem to relate to any of the economic or social development topics typically covered by the categories listed.

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Humanitarian aid and relief