Nimisha Priya execution: Supreme Court asks Centre to consider merits of group working to save nurse for travel to Yemen

On Friday, July 18, 2025, the Supreme Court asked the Malayali Nurse to think of any representation by Nimisha Priya, a group struggling to fight to save the life of the Malayali nurse to travel to the country and negotiate with the victim’s family for par money.

Justice Vikram Nath and a counter of Sandeep Mehta were informed that the execution of the previously planned execution on July 16 was postponed due to the efforts of the government, and that Kanthamuram Ap Aboobacker Musliyar was a respected scholar from Kerala.

Chief Public Prosecutor R. Venkataramani expressed the concern of the government to safely back Nimisha Priya. “The only thing the government can do is to do,” he said.

Mr. Venkataramani urged the court to postpone the case and wait for further development.

Senior lawyer Ragenth Basant, who appeared for the Council, said the nurse’s mother was in Yemen and alone. He was a home worker and could not negotiate with the family of the murder victim.

Mr. Basant, who accepted the assistance given by the government and scientist, proposed a team of representatives from the government, supported by the lawyer Subhash Chandran, the council and the clergy could go to Yemen to reach the family of the murdered man.

Basant, “We must take the amnesty first. The family needs to forgive us. After forgiveness, blood money should be decided,” he said.

He said there was a travel ban on Yemen. The government must relax the restriction for the proposed team to go there and activate the wheels.

However, Mr. Venkataramani reacted with suspicion about Mr. Basant’s suggestion and said, orum I don’t think there may be something officially right now, ”he said.

However, Justice Mehta said that Mr. Basant did not want a direction and that he had made only one suggestion.

High -level law officer, Mr. Basant’ın doing this, such as doing this is not simple, he said. In fact, the government did not want to take the risk of doing anything that could be productive at this point.

“It is not what we will allow and it is not possible to travel.

Mr. Basant said the government had allowed the mother to go to Yemen after approaching the Delhi Supreme Court.

The Chief Public Prosecutor said that the family should be the only entity to participate in such a situation while calling the Council as a ‘good Samiriyeli’.

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The bench, which put the ball into the court of the government, listed the case on August 14th.

Ms. Nimisha Priya was sentenced to death by a court for the murder of a local man in 2020 in Yemen. His appeals were rejected by the Courts of Appeal of that country.

“One child, a 12 -year -old girl lives in a monastery. His mother is a local helper in Ernakulam and his husband is a authoritory driver,” he said.