Who is Nimisha Priya Convicated for Murder in Yemen in June 2018 Local Court handed out death sentence to her – Amar Ujala Hindi News Live

Nimisha Priya, a resident of Palakkad in Kerala, can be hanged in Yemen on 16 July. A nurse by profession Nurse Nimisha is in jail for killing a Yemen citizen. In media reports, human rights activist Samuel Jerome was quoted as saying that the jail authorities have told Nimisha about the death date. Meanwhile, Nimisha Priya’s family said on Friday that she did not get any official information about it that she would be hanged on 16 July. Her husband Tommy Thomas told PTI, ‘We have not received any official information yet. We have come to know about this only through news reports. ‘

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He spoke to the news agency PTI amidst news reports, which cited a social worker involved in a conversation with the family of Yemen officials and the victim Talal Abdo Mahdi. Those who said that the government prosecutor has sent an order to the jail and the death sentence has been fixed on 16 July. Daily laborers and driver Thomas have been forced to send their daughter (seventh grade student) to the hostel due to financial constraints. Thomas earlier said that the family had a loan of Rs 60 lakh, which was taken to set up a clinic in Yemen in 2015. The clinic was discontinued in 2017.

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Government keep a close watch on the case

According to sources, in June 2018, Nimisha Priya was convicted of a crime of murder in Yemen and sentenced to death by the local court. We have been closely monitoring the government since then. Local authorities and its family members are constantly being contacted and all possible assistance is being provided. The responsible people are constantly monitoring the case.

Who is Nimisha Nimisha Priya?

Nimisha Priya moved to Yemen in 2011 after taking a nursing training course. She wanted to give a good life to her parents working daily wages. Because of this, he decided to go out of the country. He worked in many hospitals in Yemen. He later prepared to open his own clinic. During this, in 2014 she came in contact with Talal Abdo Mahdi. Talal promised to help Nimisha in starting the clinic.

What is the matter?

Under the law of Yemen, any person outside the country can do business only after partnership with a local person in the country. So Nimisha agreed to the partnership and other conditions. Nimisha started the clinic with Mahdi in 2015. However, gradually they started having estrangement. He accused Mahdi of abuse. It was told that Mahdi had also taken Nimisha’s passport so that she could not leave Yemen. Nimisha complained to the police against Mahdi. Mahdi was arrested in 2016. He later came out of jail. In 2017, Nimisha enlisted the help of a local jail warden, which suggested the use of sedatives to disable Mahdi. Nimisha injected her sedatives to get her passport, but died due to overdose. Nimisha was then arrested and convicted in the case.