Yemen में Nimisha Priya की फांसी पर फैसला! रो-रोकर मां ने लगाई PM Modi से गुहार | Kerala इस वीडियो में जानिए निमिषा को बचाने की आखिरी कोशिशों का सच और सुनिए उनकी मां का वो भावुक संदेश जो आपकी आंखें नम कर देगा यह कहानी है केरल की नर्स निमिषा प्रिया की, जिनकी ज़िंदगी यमन में फांसी के फंदे पर झूल रही है। इस विशेष रिपोर्ट में, हम 'सेव निमिषा प्रिया' अभियान का नेतृत्व कर रहे सैमुअल जेरोम भास्करन के साथ एक खास बातचीत प्रस्तुत कर रहे हैं। सैमुअल ने उन कानूनी और कूटनीतिक प्रयासों पर ताज़ा जानकारी दी है जो निमिषा को बचाने के लिए किए जा रहे हैं। उन्होंने इस केस से जुड़ी अफवाहों और गलत सूचनाओं का भी खंडन किया है, जिससे मामले की असली तस्वीर सामने आती है। इस वीडियो का सबसे मार्मिक हिस्सा निमिषा प्रिया की माँ का संदेश है। अपनी बेटी की बिगड़ती हालत के बारे में बताते हुए, वह भारत सरकार और पूरी दुनिया से अपनी बेटी के लिए न्याय की गुहार लगा रही हैं। उनकी भावनात्मक अपील इस पूरे मामले के मानवीय पहलू को उजागर करती है और पूछती है कि क्या एक भारतीय नागरिक को विदेशी धरती पर इस तरह मरने के लिए छोड़ दिया जाएगा? क्या सरकार के प्रयास सफल होंगे? About the Story: This news report covers the critical case of Nimisha Priya, an Indian nurse from Kerala sentenced to death in Yemen for the Murder of her business partner in 2017. The video features an exclusive interview with Samuel Jerome Bhaskaran, who is leading the 'Save Nimisha Priya' campaign, providing updates on legal and diplomatic efforts. It also includes a heart-wrenching emotional appeal from Nimisha's mother to the Indian government and the global community, pleading for her daughter's life as she remains imprisoned in Sana'a, Yemen.
00:00झालर, दोल्ट जो जोक्त वैंक हैं जाड़ु किया इसका भी।
00:07ते अजिरे इम्न, एक अबने झाली नहीं में सुप्र की प्रीवीटीशिस बीच कर दो दोष्ट इचाने में पर दोष्ट किया।
00:15तो मैं वे जो जूच रेसे दो फटेश्ट वाइब डीला और उतने में तो vendor बालर हो जाने एक प्रकाइब पार से अजू माने जाते से इंगले लाट प्रकाइब प्रडेव जू इंग शूले लेगी लेख रगा से अंटेंट लालर हगा फ्रडेश पूर्टी अटेंटेंग
00:45चेमीछा सी एक्पोंडूटी की अनले क्या है.
00:47जी अप्लम्या कैंस के स्बाफलेetखा, या जोंडेडीन चार्लीन चिजिएuteurएंध।
00:51ये हैज धिकning देखे्जिए वंविस्जिए।
00:55How true is this claim? What lies next for Nimisha? And how do Yemen's laws, the diplomatic efforts, and her family's fight for mercy come together?
01:05Joining us is Nimisha's mother and Mr. Samuel Jerome Bhaskaran, who has been leading the negotiations in Yemen to secure Nimisha's release.
01:15And he has also been involved in discussions with Talal Mehdi's family. Thank you so much, sir, ma'am, for joining us.
01:21Welcome. Sir, Nimisha's execution was postponed on July 16th, and it has brought a lot of hope to her family and supporters.
01:31And now today, K.A. Paul has claimed that Yemen has agreed to release Nimisha. Firstly, sir, how true is this claim?
01:38And also, can you brief us about the legal status of Nimisha's case right now?
01:43Let's first talk about the legal state of Nimisha. See, the government of Yemen has given an indefinite state.
01:54What does that mean is there is no specific date for execution. So this indefinite means, it doesn't mean that it is an open thing.
02:04If Abdul Fattah's family go and press for a date, they will give a date. The right is with the family of brother Abdul Fattah and entirely the pardon and the right for execution, everything lies with brother Abdul Fattah.
02:19You need to understand this. So, having said that, so, I mean, we don't know what they are doing. I mean, like, if they go to the public prosecutor's office and if they press for a date, then the date will be given.
02:31So, that is the legal status. Now, secondly, you are talking about K.A. Paul. There can be a lot of jokers in any circus. So, I'm not here to talk about jokers. I'm here to talk about the real thing.
02:47So, really, nothing has happened. There has been no discussion with the family because all I can say, nothing has happened with the family.
02:58And Kuma just keeping a Yemeni gentleman beside him and just giving an interview doesn't authenticate. And I don't know what his intentions. You should ask Paul about those things.
03:08And you should ask the specifics. Who has spoken, where they have spoken, where they have reached. You should ask proof for that. That is what you should do.
03:15I mean, that is what is said. And then it will be just sitting with an Yemeni gentleman and just giving a press conference cannot give the life, cannot save the life of Namisha.
03:25Now, there is something very, very important I want to state here. In a tribal setup, people, I mean, before that, I want to say this.
03:34Whoever goes to media does not understand Yemeni traditions and they don't have any respect for the blood of Brother Talal which has been shed.
03:44And absolutely, they don't have any regards for the honor of Abdul Fattah, Brother Abdul Fattah's family. Why I am saying this?
03:52Now, you need to understand. We understand from Brother Abdul Fattah that he is taking up a stand and asking for execution.
03:58And when people come and tell on the other hand, no, we have achieved a breakthrough and this is insulting Brother Abdul Fattah.
04:07He is the one who is the sole authority for forgiveness. But if we keep on insulting him, the outcome will be totally very bad.
04:17So, people, I mean, people who are trying to make cheap claims or cheap mileage out of this issue have to understand they are playing with the life of Namisha.
04:31And absolutely, I am telling you, absolutely, I am telling you, people who are really involved will never go to media.
04:36This is how it is. It's an unwritten rule here in Yemen. In any tribal negotiations, people who go public are fake people.
04:43Okay, sir. Sir, you have mentioned the involvement of Sheikh Abdul Malik al-Nehaya and the Indian and Yemeni government in the negotiations.
04:50And you have also refuted the claims of religious mediators.
04:53Wait, wait, wait, wait. Let me correct you. Let me correct you.
04:55Yes, sir.
04:55Please, it is not negotiation. They were involved in getting a stay for the execution.
05:02Okay, sir. Sir, so can you clarify the diplomatic and non-diplomatic channels that have contributed to the postponement of Namisha's execution?
05:11It is a lot of things coming together at the right time.
05:16So, Brother Chandi Oman went and met our Honorable Governor of Kerala.
05:29And Honorable Governor of Kerala has taken it up as a personal thing and he has worked with the centre.
05:37So, this is one thing. This is one thing happening on one side.
05:40On the other side, Abdul Malik al-Nehaya had spoken to people in the President's Office and that was happening.
05:47So, on Saturday, when I, Mother, Sheikh Abdul Malik al-Nehaya and our Indian Embassy, local staff, local staff of the Indian Embassy,
05:56because, as you know, in Yemen, there is no Indian Embassy. The local staff are still available.
06:01So, we all went to the public prosecutor's office and when we gave the request for an extension,
06:13they immediately said, we have already received a call from the President's Office.
06:17This is what they stated. This is on Saturday evening.
06:19But, they also requested something. They said, can you please get a request from the Government of India?
06:25So, the Government of India gave the request on Sunday morning. Sunday afternoon, it was confirmed that the execution will be postponed.
06:32But, they came with the order on 15th because they didn't want Brother Abdul Fattah's family to react or to, I mean, you know, you can understand.
06:42So, and because a lot of people were coming from villages to witness the execution, it would have been a very big mess.
06:48So, the Government of, so, the Government of, I mean, so, I mean, they had also requested us, do not go public.
06:54They clearly said, do not, I mean, they are helping us and we don't want to go public and claim something and then that creates problem for them.
07:02So, it has to be very diplomatically handled. So, that is what we have done.
07:06Well, I am not a media person. People have to understand. I am not a media person. I am not a politician and I am not, I am not here for nonsense.
07:14I am not here to make noise. So, for me, the life of Namida is important and I will, I will, I will, I will clearly concentrate on this.
07:22And, you asked about the non-diplomatic channels, that is Sheikh Abdul Malik Nehriya and many people have claimed that they have spoken to and I am not, I am personally not aware.
07:30But, they could have spoken or maybe they did not speak. I don't know. I don't know. I mean, I don't know how far it was instrumental in getting her execution straight. I don't know.
07:39I was part of all the meetings that I have. Officially, I was part of all the meetings. I knew what happened here. So, that is what I can say.
07:46I cannot comment or deny or accept things which I am not aware of.
07:50Okay, sir. Sir, if I may ask about the blood money process under Yemen's Sharia law. It has been considered central to Nimisha's case. Since you have been involved in the talks and everything, how challenging is it negotiating with Talal Mehdi's family?
08:07Now, let me tell you something very important. First of all, I want to take out of people's mind the blood money.
08:15Okay. There is something in Arabic called Diyah. So, blood money in English is bad thing. You know, what people think, you know, when you say about blood money, people think that we go and sit with the family and tell them how much money I give.
08:30No, no, no. Imagine, I mean, I have been selling this in all the media. Imagine, somebody is killed in my family and the killer comes to me like two days later or sometime later and says, okay, forgive me. I will give you money.
08:44Will you accept that? No, sir. It cannot be accepted, right? You have to understand the honor. It means that they don't honor my family and also they don't have respect for the blood that was shed.
08:59Now, this is what exactly happening. When people are claiming that we spoke and all those things, they are damaging the honor of the family. People have to understand this.
09:10So, it doesn't happen like that. All what happens between me and Brother Abdul Fattah or any of the family members, I am only authorized or I am only there to ask forgiveness.
09:22I clearly say, yes, our, our, our, our, our, our person has committed a crime. We are sorry. And we ask grace from you. We plead pardon. This is what the tone of discussions are.
09:34But on the side and if the family gives a green light for forgiveness, then the discussions of, of, of, of, of, of money and all those things would come.
09:50In the previous negotiations, though, the, the brother did not accept for blood money. It was the shake because we have an intervening shake because it was another shake who was intervening.
10:01And he asked us to give us an offer. So, that is why we gave an offer. And also, we cannot tell them that I will give you this money. You need to understand.
10:09So, blood money, I mean, whatever money does not buy forgiveness. Forgiveness is given. And actually, you know, in several cases, there has been forgiveness given without money.
10:21You need to understand. And there have been cases even up to $5 million has been offered and there was no forgiveness given. So, $5 million, U.S. $5 million.
10:30So, people have to understand both the things. This is not about money. It is about forgiveness from brother Abdul Fattah. And that is what I am here to seek.
10:40Okay, sir. Sir, you have clearly mentioned that forgiveness from brother Abdul Fattah is all that is important. Are there any other legal avenues that could be pursued? If that does not work out?
10:53No, there is no. All the right, all the right lies with the family. All the right lies with the family. Exclusively the family. You need to understand.
11:03Okay, sir.
11:04And you have to understand. Nimisha is a convicted, confessed killer. You need to understand. That is what the thing is that. So, that makes us more difficult. So, that is the reality of the situation. People have to understand that.
11:20If we are not in the shoes of brother Abdul Fattah, we can never seek forgiveness from them. It is not what the Indian media thinks. It is not how people think in India. And I don't care about it. This is how it is done in human. If you don't respect brother Abdul Fattah, if you don't respect, you don't give, if you don't honor the family of brother Abdul Fattah, if you don't respect the blood that was shed,
11:45and we cannot say, we cannot ask for, I mean, we don't, we cannot even qualify to ask for a pardon.
11:52Okay, sir, sir. Lastly, if I could pop a question to ma'am and you could help me with the answer. I would like to know her viewpoint and what she feels right now regarding all this that is happening.
12:07I would like to know her, also her point in her. He would be able to find the right message between the two billion people and that is happening in the community.
