Dubai: Shah Salmaan of Saudi Arabia has ordered the cancellation of the provision of capital punishment for offenses committed by minors. The top official has given information in this regard in a statement. Prior to this decision, in another decision, the provision to punish the judges for whipping was abolished and instead it was ordered to impose imprisonment, fine or community service.
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The most disputed form of punishment in the empire has been ended. It is being told that behind these decisions is Shah Salmaan's son and successor, (Crown Prince) Mohammed bin Salmaan. The country is exempting various types of sanctions and keeping itself away from ultra-orthodox interpretations of Islamic law. However, many people still follow this Islamic law in the country.
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The goal of Yuvraj bin Salmaan is to modernize the country, attract foreign investment in the country and increase the credibility of Saudi Arabia globally. The new royal order of Shah Salman will save the lives of at least six people in the country. All these minorities are from Shia community who allegedly committed the crime at the age of 18.
