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Terrorist Abdul Nacer Benbrika to stay in jail under continuing detention order, despite finishing sentence

Terrorist Abdul Nacer Benbrika to stay in jail under continuing detention order, despite finishing sentence Posted ThuThursday 24 updated ThuThursday 24 Abdul Nacer Benbrika will remain behind bars until 2023. ( Print text only Cancel A convicted terrorist who once espoused the virtues of Osama Bin Laden will stay in an Australian prison after Victoria s Supreme Court deemed him too risky to release. Key points: Abdul Nacer Benbrika was arrested in 2005 for his involvement in a terror cell A court order means he won t be released before 2023, despite completing his original sentence His lawyers argue the order is based on an unconstitutional law, and could appeal

Hyderabad woman urges Centre to help in finding missing husband

Hyderabad woman urges Centre to help in finding missing husband ANI | Updated: Dec 11, 2020 14:53 IST Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], December 11 (ANI): A woman from Hyderabad has appealed Central government for help in finding her husband who is an Afghan national and who left her with no resources to look after herself and her three children. Speaking to ANI, the woman, Rafiya Sultana, alleged that she married Hussain Ali in October 1986 and had three children. He was working in Kuwait and used to visit India to see us and used to take care of our expenses also. In 1999 he migrated to Australia and changed his name to Mohammed Hossain Habibi, subsequently acquiring Australian Citizenship and has since abandoned us with no source of income, nor has visited us since then, Sultana told ANI.

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