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Husband jailed after attacking wife’s alleged lover in Malé

The Criminal Court sentenced 42-year-old Qasim Hasanfulhu of R. Inguraidhoo, Nedhunge to 1 month and 11 days in prison for assaulting Mohamed Rashad near the parking zone south of Velaanaage in Malé on 11 May 2025. Qasim pleaded guilty, and Judge Ustaz Abdulla Shafiu sentenced him after weighing his guilty plea as a mitigating factor and his repeat offence within two years as an aggravating factor, with 31 days of pre-trial detention credited against the term.

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  • 1 month and 11 days final prison sentence The Standard to 1 month and 11 days in prison for assaulting a fellow islander in Malé

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  • 2 months and 12 days basic sentence before adjustments The Standard Basic sentence: 2 months and 12 days imprisonment

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  • The Criminal Court sentenced Qasim Hasanfulhu to 1 month and 11 days in prison for the assault. Malé The Standard The Criminal Court has sentenced Qasim Hasanfulhu , 42, of R. Inguraidhoo, Nedhunge , to 1 month and 11 days in prison for assaulting a fellow islander in Malé, following a case filed by the Prosecutor General’s Office.

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