article_snippet: Two newly-wed brothers in Pakistan are spending Two newly-wed brothers in Pakistan first weeks of married life behind bars after police arrested Two newly-wed brothers in Pakistan on terrorism charges for letting off firecrackers during Two newly-wed brothers in Pakistan .
article_snippet: Two newly-wed brothers in Pakistan set off firecrackers, like the ones pictured, during Two newly-wed brothers in Pakistan wedding ceremony in Karachi, Pakistan, but now face spending Two newly-wed brothers in Pakistan married life behind bars after being charged with terrorism offences .
article_snippet: Setting off fireworks and firing weapons into the air is a longstanding custom at Pakistani weddings, but police officer Abbas Golarchi said the wedding party's celebrations scared the community living nearby.
article_snippet: police officer Abbas Golarchi told agency AFP: 'Very powerful crackers were being used during the marriage ceremony creating fear among the neighbourhood, a densely populated area of Karachi.'
article_snippet: It is customary at Pakistani weddings to set off firecrackers and fireworks, and human rights campaigners have accused the police and judiciary of using anti-terrorism legislation in cases not related to militancy .
article_snippet: At least 40 people were killed in 2005 after firecrackers exploded on a bus carrying wedding guests back from a ceremony in Lahore, eastern Pakistan, according to a BBC report.
highlights_snippet: Throwing firecrackers and fireworks is customary at Pakistani weddings .
  