Police Investigate Forgery Case Involving Imam Abdul Jaleel Ismail

Police are investigating a forgery case involving Abdul Jaleel Ismail, Imam of Salman Mosque at deputy minister level. The case was filed on the 19th of this month by the family of Hashim Mohamed, a 44-year-old businessman from Hoarafushi Island, Haa Alifu Atoll, found dead in Malé on 2 January 2022. The family alleges Jaleel forged documents to transfer Hashim's businesses to his name and that there are suspicious circumstances around his death. Police initially investigated the death but the outcome is unclear. A clash between the family and Jaleel occurred on Monday in a shop, with footage circulating on social media. Police advised resolving property disputes through civil court.

Police are investigating a forgery case involving Abdul Jaleel Ismail, Imam of Salman Mosque at deputy minister level. The case was filed on the 19th of this month by the family of Hashim Mohamed, a 44-year-old businessman from Hoarafushi Island, Haa Alifu Atoll, found dead in Malé on 2 January 2022. The family alleges Jaleel forged documents to transfer Hashim's businesses to his name and that there are suspicious circumstances around his death. Police initially investigated the death but the outcome is unclear. A clash between the family and Jaleel occurred on Monday in a shop, with footage circulating on social media. Police advised resolving property disputes through civil court.

Police are investigating a forgery case involving Abdul Jaleel Ismail, Imam of Salman Mosque at deputy minister level. The case was filed on the 19th of this month by the family of Hashim Mohamed, a 44-year-old businessman from Hoarafushi Island, Haa Alifu Atoll, found dead in Malé on 2 January 2022. The family alleges Jaleel forged documents to transfer Hashim's businesses to his name and that there are suspicious circumstances around his death. Police initially investigated the death but the outcome is unclear. A clash between the family and Jaleel occurred on Monday in a shop, with footage circulating on social media. Police advised resolving property disputes through civil court.

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