Former Deputy Minister Hassan Zihan's remand was extended by 14 days by the court over an alleged social media post encouraging arson against the President's Office, Parliament and the Supreme Court. Police said the extension was sought to allow investigators more time to gather evidence in the ongoing case.
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Police said Hassan Zihan's previous 15-day remand expired on Thursday, after which investigators sought a further extension. The court subsequently ordered that he remain in custody for an additional 14 days.
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Former Deputy Minister Hassan Zihan has been remanded in custody for a further 14 days in connection with a case involving alleged incitement to commit arson against three key state institutions
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Police said Hassan Zihan's previous 15-day remand expired on Thursday, after which investigators sought a further extension.
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Hassan Zihan was arrested following a social media post last month that allegedly encouraged the burning of buildings housing the three branches of the state.
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