Myanmar citizen was beheaded in Saudi

The Dhaka Times Desk Saudi Arabia executed a Myanmar citizen by beheading him for killing a woman and other crimes.

Saudi Arabia executed a Myanmar citizen by beheading him for killing a woman and other crimes in Saudi Arabia. Along with that, his body was also displayed in public in the lot.

It is known that Ilyas Abulkalam Jamaleddin, the accused person from Myanmar entered the house of another Myanmar citizen living in Makkah and opened fire. A woman was stabbed and died there. Jamaleddin was also accused of robbing another house nearby. Along with that, allegations of attempted rape and stealing bullets with a gun were also made against him.

According to a report published in the Saudi News Agency, the decision to hang the man like a 'crucifix' after beheading has been approved by the country's Supreme Court and King Salman. As all the charges leveled against him were proved in court, he was sentenced to death.

According to Hindustan Times, Saudi Arabia is one of the countries that carry out the most executions in the world. Beheading is usually practiced in the country. However, in this case, after the beheading of the guilty person, his body was hung in the open for public viewing with both hands stretched out like a crucifix.