In our country, it is a big deal if thieves and corrupt people get the punishment of death, far from imprisonment or fine. But it is not so in other countries. If your crime is proved there, then you cannot escape from punishment
Recently, Iran’s richest businessman Babak Murtaza Janjani has been sentenced to death for money laundering and corruption. Bhaskar. According to com, Janjani, the owner of assets worth about $ 13.5 billion (about Rs 918 billion), was arrested in 2013 and since then legal action was going on against him. The lower court had sentenced him to death, which has been upheld by the Supreme Court. After this decision of the Supreme Court, there is no hope of his survival now.
41-year-old Janjani is Iran’s richest businessman. President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
During his tenure, he had illegally received billions of rupees in his accounts from abroad in lieu of oil sales. During that time the western countries had imposed sanctions on Iran, because of this
Transfer of foreign currency was not possible in Iranian banks. As soon as the new President Hassan Rouhani took power in 2013, Janjani was immediately arrested and after three years of trial, in 2016 the lower court found him guilty and sentenced him to death.
