Halt execution of Malaysian citizen in Singapore


MALAYSIAN citizen Kalwant Singh Jogindar has been scheduled to hang on July 7 in Singapore’s Changi Prison. He was sentenced to death on Oct 24, 2013, for trafficking in 60.15g of diamorphine.

Kalwant was 23 years old when he was arrested and has always maintained that he never knew that the bundles he was carrying were drugs. He was still convicted mainly on the testimony of a co-accused person.

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