Sarabjit Singh was an Indian national who was convicted of terrorism and espionage in Pakistan. He was arrested in 1990 and sentenced to death for his alleged involvement in bombings that resulted in the deaths of several people. His case drew significant attention in India, where many viewed him as a victim of mistaken identity. Singh spent over 22 years in a Pakistani prison, during which he maintained his innocence. His plight became a focal point for human rights activists and garnered support from various political leaders in India. In 2013, he was attacked by fellow inmates and later died from his injuries, leading to widespread outrage and calls for justice.