Indian nurse Nimisha Priya, imprisoned in Yemen under Houthi control, has received a last-minute reprieve from execution. Dr. K A Paul confirmed that leaders in Yemen agreed to postpone her execution by seven days, offering hope for her release. Priya, 38, from Kerala’s Palakkad district, remains in Sanaa as intense diplomatic efforts continue. Sunni cleric Kanthapuram A.P. Aboobacker Musliyar and Sufi scholar Sheikh Habib Umar bin Hafiz are leading negotiations with the victim’s family. Talks in Dhamar bring new hope for a final resolution.
00:48I'm here in Istanbul, Turkey, so happy because the leaders have agreed to release Nimisha Riyadh. Officially, the brother is very upset because of many unnecessary media reports, their blood money, asking money, begging money. No.
01:14The family is so wonderful. Almost all of them agreed except the brother who has not made announcement.
01:22But by God's grace, we convince the family. We convince the leadership.
01:28The main thing is the chief of the tribe you saw on one of the TV. I showed him. He is the influential. And Houthi president who agreed and gave me time seven days as per my request. Four more days to go. Big miracles will happen.
01:47Nimisha Priya in Yemen will be saved and sent to India or I'll bring or I'll send to India.
