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Last Updated : 2023-12-09 03:43:00
Sat, 09 Dec 2023 Today's Paper
A group of eight accused who stood indicted with murder were found guilty and sentenced to death by Kalutara High Court Judge Pradeep Abeyratne today.
They had on March 24 hacked to death a resident of Kaleel Place, Kalutara South, Zeiyar Mohamed Faris during a brawl. The Attorney General had filed indictments against them after non-summary proceedings in the magistrate's court.
The accused convicted were Mohamed Zein Mohamed Hamza (46), Abdul Careem Mohamed Riszvin (49) Mohamed Mowz (59), Mohamed, Riyazdeen (45) Mohamed Jiffry Mohamad Jinna (47), Mohamad Jiffry Mohamed Piridaws(43) Mohamad Zahir Mohamad Ziyam (44), and Mohamed Nilabdeen Mohamed Ajeel(45) all of whom were residents of Maha Heenatiyangala in Kalutara.(Buddhika Kumarasiri and Thusitha Kumari)
Morris jim Wednesday, 27 September 2023 09:03 PM
Why the judgement does not include the date and time for the execution of the death sentence. If the date and time is given then this judgment is completed otherwise is half done so who will give the date and time for the punishment to completed
Mahila Thursday, 28 September 2023 05:35 AM
MJ, Perhaps it's not a widely known fact that Death sentences are only 'NOTIONAL' and aren't executed, but automatically transitioned into 'LIFE' Terms, as per the Statute passed by SL Parliament!? Hence, the Judge doesn't Pronounce the Date and Time of Execution!!!??? ‘Land of Darmista’ Society!
MOHAMMED Thursday, 28 September 2023 12:01 AM
ALL PEACEFULS
Punchi Thursday, 28 September 2023 02:52 AM
Everyone including the victim and convicted has the name of their prophet supposedly who brought about a religion of peace but most countries where his worship dominates is in turmoil in their names
Niranjan Thursday, 28 September 2023 03:34 AM
The death sentence will it be activated? No. That is the reason why criminals, murders
Criminals past their forties Thursday, 28 September 2023 10:00 AM
All these accused are past their forties. We still live in a civil society, with all its shortcomings. They should have realized that they cannot take the law unto their own hands. There is no reason to delay their punishment. Please expedite.
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