Police yet to question ex-President’s son-in-law after a month in custody

Police have yet to question Mohamed Nadheem, the son-in-law of former president Gayoom, after keeping him custody for a month.

His lawyer said Nadheem, the son-in-law of former president Gayoom, has been kept in island prison Dhoonidhoo for a month, and that authorities have not disclosed the reason for his arrest.

In a tweet, lawyer Mahfooz Saeed said: “I understand @PoliceMv officers are really busy and may not find time to investigate and question a detainee. Would like to remind you my client @MNadhym was arrested a month ago and is in dhoonidhoo. Please visit him sometime and let him know why he was arrested. Thank you”.

Nadheem was arrested on February 5, under the decree of the State of Emergency declared that day.

Police have yet to question Mohamed Nadheem, the son-in-law of former president Gayoom, after keeping him custody for a month.

His lawyer said Nadheem, the son-in-law of former president Gayoom, has been kept in island prison Dhoonidhoo for a month, and that authorities have not disclosed the reason for his arrest.

Nadheem was arrested on February 5, under the decree of the State of Emergency declared that day.

Police yet to question ex-President’s son-in-law after a month in custody

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