Abdul Rahim's release delayed as Riyadh court adjourns verdict again
The New Indian Express Kannur|December 09, 2024
THE anticipated release of Abdul Rahim Machilakath Peediyekkal, of Kodampuzha, Feroke in Kozhikode, remains uncertain as the Riyadh Criminal Court postponed the verdict during its hearing on Sunday.
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Abdul Rahim's release delayed as Riyadh court adjourns verdict again

The court convened its third hearing on Rahim's case on the day, which was attended online by Rahim, his lawyer Osama Al Amber, Indian Embassy official Yusuf Kakanchery, and family representative Siddique Thuvvur. However, the case was adjourned for further deliberations.

Rahim, who had earlier been sentenced to death, had his sentence commuted after a compensation of 1.5 crore Saudi riyals (approximately ₹34 crore) was paid. However, his release remains entangled in legal complexities as unresolved public law aspects of the case continue to hinder closure.

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Three Khalistani terrorists killed in Pilibhit encounter

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Should Evaluate ONOE in National Interest

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Manipur govt announces to make 1,946 new police recruits peace messengers

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Building young talent key for New India: Modi

Distributes over 71K appointment letters to new recruits in govt depts under Rozgar Mela

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200 Vande Bharat sleeper trains in line

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E-forensics platform to connect 117 labs: MHA

KEEPING in view the special importance given to forensic evidence after implementation of revamped criminal laws, Bhartiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) and Bhartiya Sakshya Sanhita (BSS), the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has developed and operationalised an e-Forensics IT platform, which is connected with 117 forensic science laboratories across the country, officials said on Monday.

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PMO steps in, asks health ministry to act against misleading adverts

THE Prime Minister's Office (PMO) has directed the Health Ministry to take \"appropriate action\" to amend the draft Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisement) Act, 1954, which aimed to take stringent action against misleading advertisements, including Ayush medicines.

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Army's equine, canine unit falls short on training, animal transport use: CAG

THE Indian Army's Remount and Veterinary Corps (RVC) fell short of achieving half of its training objectives and failed to fully utilise its Animal Transport (AT) Units, revealed a recent audit conducted by the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India on the defence services.

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RELIGION IN THE TIME OF UNCERTAINTIES

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