A man who plotted an acid attack against a three-year-old boy has been battered by inmates on three occasions since he was jailed.
Jabar Paktia, who was slapped with a 12-year sentence for planning to spray sulphuric acid on the child, has been set upon by other prisoners since the July 21 attack.
Defending lawyer Balraj Bhatia told Worcester Crown Court his client Paktia had ‘significant injuries’ after he was attacked by prisoners.
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Jabar Paktia was slapped with a 12-year prison sentence for his part in a plot to spray sulphuric acid on a three-year-old child. He has been set upon by other prisoners since the July 21 attack
‘He has been attacked on three separate occasions in custody, receiving significant injuries as a result,' Metro reported Mr Bhatia as saying.
He added: ‘He accepts he has been injured and may continue to be injured.’
Paktia, 42, from Newhampton Road, Wolverhampton, was part of a sickening plot involving the child's father.
They hoped to make the boy's mother look incapable of caring for him - to halt her ongoing divorce battle dating back to 2016.
CCTV shows the ambush at the Home Bargains store in Worcester. The three-year-old suffered serious burns to his face and arm as he screamed 'I hurt' after Adam Cech (bottom right) sprayed him with sulphuric acid
It happened at the Home Bargains store on Shrub Hill Retail Park, Worcester, on July 21. The boy's father was jailed for 16 years
The ambush at a Home Bargains in Worcester saw the young boy suffer serious burns to his face and arm as he screamed 'I hurt'.
Paktia, Adam Cech, Jan Dudi, Norbert Pulko and Saied Hussini were jailed for between 12 and 14 years at Worcester Crown Court on Wednesday.
The boy's father, 40, from Wolverhampton but originally from Afghanistan - who cannot be named for legal reasons - was unanimously convicted by a jury and jailed for 16 years.
Adam Cech (pictured) was one of the father's co-conspirators in the sickening attack on the three-year-old boy in Worcester
Worcester Crown Court heard how Norbert Pulko (left) carried a bottle of acid in shocking footage captured on CCTV. Saied Hussini (right) was also convicted for his role
Jan Dudi, 25, of Birmingham, was also convicted at Worcester Crown Court for his part in the acid attack
A seventh defendant, Martina Badiova, 23, of Handsworth, Birmingham, was cleared of plotting the attack.
In a victim impact statement read to the court by prosecution barrister Will Martin, the boy's mother said she will be 'in greater danger than before' when the father is released from jail.
She said: 'He is the kind of person that honour matters everything to,' she said. 'I'll give an example. One day a long time ago, we were watching a video on YouTube - that was his hobby.
'We watched videos about a girl who was killed by her father. While watching I commented "that's impossible how can a father kill his daughter?"
'He said 'his daughter must have done something wrong - that's our culture. They call it honour killing. This is the way of our culture. This is what he believes.'
Judge Robert Juckes QC, sentencing, told the defendants they had carried out a 'monstrous' crime with 'obviously strong acid', probably from a car battery.
He said: 'It is an extraordinary thing in this case that not one of you, most of whom have no previous convictions, most of whom with families of your own, at any stage stood back and asked the question of yourself and others: 'what are we doing?''
Nine security guards surrounded the defendants in the dock as the verdicts were read out.
When the father was giving evidence from the witness box, one of the other male defendants mimicked the 40-year-old's testimony - saying: 'I never, I never.'
The father denied any wrongdoing or ever having met Pulko.
Pulko scoffed and shook his head on hearing that denial and jurors were shown CCTV of the pair meeting in a pub car park hours before the attack, with the father 'handing over acid' to his co-conspirator.
Later in the trial, Cech, who admitted throwing the substance, pointed the finger at Pulko.
From left to right: Norbert Pulko, Saied Hussini, father of three year boy (cannot be identified), Martina Badiova, Adam Cech, Jabar Paktia and Jan Dudi, in the dock at Worcester Crown Court
He claimed he had been threatened at gunpoint to carry out the attack.
As he testified to the claim, Pulko got to his feet in the dock and walked down the cells' steps.
But he returned a few minutes later and glared at Cech.
After giving evidence, Cech smirked, smiled to himself and looked at the ceiling as he waited to be taken back to the cells.
As the jury deliberated, dock officers became concerned there would be trouble when the verdicts were read out.
They asked Judge Robert Juckes QC for extra security.
The father bowed his head and covered his mouth with his hand in shock after he was found guilty of conspiracy to supply a corrosive fluid with intent to burn, maim, disable or disfigure his son or do him grievous bodily harm.
Judge Juckes said: 'Everyone asked what on earth would lead a father to have acid sprayed upon his own son - what kind of people would carry out such an attack?
'I started this trial in the hope that I might gain some insight and some answer to this question, but I have not.'
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