Nimisha Priya: Uncertainty Deepens Over Death Sentence In Yemen As MEA Refutes Overturn Claims | India News
The uncertainty still nurtures the fate of the Indian nurse Nimisha Priya, who lives during death in Yemen. On Monday, contradictory reports were heard about the fate of the death penalty and kept his family and supporters in limo.
Early on Monday, the Graft Mufti Abu Bakr Musliyar Office said that Nimisha Priya’s death sentence was officially reversed and that he would no longer be executed in Yemen. This news created briefly hopes for its release.
However, a few minutes later, the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MEA) quickly rejected the great Mufti’s claim. MEA sources, Nimisha Priya reports were “wrong” and the great mufti’s “mediating” on this issue announced. This MEA announcement threw Nimisha Priya’s case back into uncertainty, asked whether his sentence was really overthrown, or that his execution would be suspended and suspended.
The victim’s family demands execution
Abdul Fattah Mahdi, who combined the complexity, made clear the instant execution of Nimisha Priya, the brother of Nimisha Priya, who was guilty of killing without killing a man.
Abdul Fattah, who expressed himself on a social media page, issued a letter to the Chief Public Prosecutor of Yemen and claimed that his family demanded that his death sentence be applied without any delay. According to the British Portal Portal onmanorama, in his July 25 letter, he wrote that the death penalty in Nimisha Priya took the last head of Yemen’s Supreme Political Council. “This decision has now reached a final and binding order status. Therefore, it is compulsory to implement in accordance with the laws, and all relevant authorities have to apply it without delay.”
Abdul Fattah also the great mufti Abu Bakr Musliiyar’s northern Yemen officials, an international delegation and a group of Islamic clergy appointed by Sheikh Habib Omar bin Hafeez, refuted a meeting claim to overthrow the death penalty.
Nimisha Priya’s execution was initially founded for July 16, but it was postponed indefinitely after mediation by Indian religious leaders. Abdul Fattah, his family “the crime exceeds all boundaries of all the rejection of all compromise and mediation efforts to reject” by proclaiming this postponement condemned this postponement.
Grand Mufti’s claim and the arrival of his family
Despite the position of the victim’s family, Nimisha was said to be from the side of Graf Mufti Abu Bakr Musliyar. An announcement of the 94 -year -old Grand Mufti office said that the death penalty of Nimisha Priya, which was previously suspended, was “completely canceled” at a senior meeting in Sanaa.
Meanwhile, Michelle, a 13 -year -old daughter of Nimisha Priya, and her husband reached several mediators, the capital of Yemen Sanaaa and the hopes of winning its release. Nimisha’s daughter emotionally shouted, “I miss you, Mom. I love you very much, Mom. Please help my mother home. I really want to meet her.”
Nimisha Priya, a 38 -year -old Indian nurse from Kerala, went to Yemen in 2008 to look for advanced business expectations. He worked in a state hospital. He was accused in 2017 and later convicted of killing the Yemeni citizen Talal Abdo Mahdi.
