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The lawyer told the apex court that there is a limit as far as the Government of India can go. We have reached that extent. Yemen is not like any other part of the world. We did not want to make the situation complicated by talking publicly, we are trying on a private level.
The government told the Supreme Court that she cannot do anything special to stop the hanging of Nurse Nurse Priya of Kerala in Yemen. According to Live Law, the government’s lawyer AG Venkatramani said that the government cannot do anything in view of Yemen’s sensitivity … It has not been recognized diplomatically. Although the government said that it is trying his best to save Nimisha through personal mediums, but she can only do so. The lawyer told the apex court that there is a limit as far as the Government of India can go. We have reached that extent. Yemen is not like any other part of the world. We did not want to make the situation complicated by talking publicly, we are trying on a private level.
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According to Yemen court documents, Nimisha Priya allegedly killed her local business partner Talal Abdo Mehdi with a intoxicating substance and with the help of another nurse, she cut her body pieces. He then threw his mutilated organs into an underground tank. Sources said Nimisha was arrested after finding out Mehdi’s murder and allegedly confessed to the murder in a statement. Sana’s subordinate court sentenced him to death. He challenged the decision in Yemen’s Supreme Court, but his appeal was rejected and the death sentence was upheld.
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The Ministry of External Affairs has said that it is keeping a close watch on the developments related to the case and providing all possible help. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court of India will hear the petition on Monday to request the Center to use diplomatic mediums to save the Indian nurse. A bench of Justice Vikram Nath and Justice Sandeep Mehta may hear the case. Sources said that Nimisha Priya was working as a nurse in Yemen since 2008. She told that after marriage in 2011, she reached Yemen with her husband Tommy Thomas. In 2014, her husband returned to Kerala with her daughter due to a civil war in Yemen, while Nimisha stayed in Yemen.
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