The court stated it has proven beyond reasonable doubt that the six accused carried out a murder at UPNM Jebat hostel block on 22 May 2017.
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The accused are Muhammad Akmal Zuhairi Azmal, Muhammad Azamuddin Mad Sofi, Muhammad Najib Mohd Razi, Muhammad Afif Najmudin Azahat, Mohamad Shobirin Sabri, and Abdoul Hakeem Mohd Ali. Justice Hadhariah Syed Ismail Hadhariah added that the six could see how much pain Zulfarhan was in but they closed their eyes and continued to press the hot iron all over the body except for the face, resulting in 90 burn marks on the victim’s body. Only Allah would know how they must have been destroyed when they saw that their son was treated that way.
Zulfarhan’s parents prostrated and prayed outside the courtroom out of gratefulness after the charge was read today. The 12 are charged under Section 330 of the Penal Code for intentionally causing injury to Zulfarhan to coerce a confession that he stole a laptop at the Jebat hostel between 21 and 22 May 2017.
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