The government launches an anti-corruption campaign to hold 1,000 people accused of corruption accountable

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Two arrest warrants against Sajjad al-Iraqi's kidnappers, one of them is linked to the Al-Amiri organization

23rd September 2020

One of the wanted men belongs to the Badr Organization, according to activists in Dhi Qar
Ultra Iraq - Editorial Team

The judiciary issued an arrest warrant for two suspects in the kidnapping of the activist in Dhi Qar Sajjad al-Iraqi, one of whom is linked to the Badr Organization run by Hadi al-Amiri, head of the Al-Fateh Alliance.

The first note, issued by the Nassiriya Investigation Court of the Presidency of the Dhi Qar Federal Court of Appeal, bore the name “Idris Kridi Hamdan Al-Hasari,” a member of the Popular Mobilization Forces for the Badr Organization, according to activists in Dhi Qar.

The second warrant was issued against "Ahmed Mohamed Abboud Al-Ibrahimi," while the two notes indicated that the defendants live in the "Sayed Dakhil" area, which was raided by a counter-terrorism force earlier without finding a trace of the kidnapped activist.

It took the security forces 72 hours, since the information was leaked about the place of detention of the kidnapped activist in the same area, before they were able to storm it, which allowed the kidnappers to transfer the kidnapped to another area and flee to an unknown location, according to activists who spoke about the possibility of liquidating the activist.

Security sources told "Ultra Iraq", that "the executing agency of the kidnapping has chosen a tribal area to hide in order to impede the security services and implicate them in a clash with the defendants' clans."

The sub-district witnessed, at dawn on Wednesday, September 23, an armed deployment of people from the Al-Asakrah clan, after a threat by its sheikhs to escalate against the backdrop of a raid on the home of the tribe's chief by the anti-terrorist forces as part of the search for the kidnapped activist.

 

 

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01-10-2020 07:27 PM

In the document ... the issuance of an arrest warrant against the former Minister of Communications, Naim Al-Rubaie

 

 

Baghdad - news

Al-Akhbariya obtained a document issued by the Karrada Investigation Court stipulating that an arrest warrant was issued against the former Minister of Communications Naim Thijail al-Rubaie, against the background of issuing a check without balance.

Below is the text of the document:

 

 

 

 

 

 

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In the document ... the travel of former MP Jawad Al-Shehili and the former governor of Baghdad, Ali Al-Tamimi, was banned

{Baghdad: Al Furat News} A decision was issued by the Supreme Judicial Council to prevent the travel of the former deputy of the Sadrist movement, Jawad Al-Shehili, and the former governor of Baghdad, Tamimi.

The document addressed to the Iraqi National Intelligence Service, of which {Al Furat News} obtained a copy, stated that "a reference to the book of the Supreme Investigative Committee in charge of examining the files of corruption decided to ban travel against all of the defendants (Jawad Ghanem, Ali Al-Shahil and Ali Mohsen Al-Tamimi), according to The information listed below, please take action and inform us. "
Wafa Al-Fatlawi    

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In the document ... the issuance of an arrest warrant against the former Minister of Communications

{Baghdad: Al Furat News} The Supreme Judicial Council issued an arrest warrant for the former Minister of Communications, Naim Thijail, Yusr.

The document issued by Judge Luqman Jassim, of which {Al Furat News} obtained a copy, stated that "to the members of the judicial police and all police personnel that you are authorized to arrest the accused Naim Chijail Yasser, who lives on Palestine Street in Baghdad, for the crime of writing a check without balance in accordance with Article 459 penalties." .
Wafa Al-Fatlawi   

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An arrest warrant for one of Abdul-Mahdi's ministers

Editing date: 01/10/2020 19:21 • 132 times read

[Baghdad-Where]
Al-Iraqi issued an arrest warrant against the Minister of Communications in the former Iraqi government headed by Adel Abdul-Mahdi.

According to an official letter issued by the Baghdad Appeals Court / Federal Rusafa / Karrada Investigation Court, an arrest warrant was issued against the accused Naim Thijail al-Rubaie, who is the former Minister of Communications in the government of Adel Abdul Mahdi.

According to the official arrest warrant, the accusation against the former minister is to write a check without balance in accordance with Article 459 / penalties.

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1 hour ago, yota691 said:

An arrest warrant for one of Abdul-Mahdi's ministers

Editing date: 01/10/2020 19:21 • 132 times read

 

[Baghdad-Where]
Al-Iraqi issued an arrest warrant against the Minister of Communications in the former Iraqi government headed by Adel Abdul-Mahdi.

According to an official letter issued by the Baghdad Appeals Court / Federal Rusafa / Karrada Investigation Court, an arrest warrant was issued against the accused Naim Thijail al-Rubaie, who is the former Minister of Communications in the government of Adel Abdul Mahdi.

According to the official arrest warrant, the accusation against the former minister is to write a check without balance in accordance with Article 459 / penalties.

 

I am sure Mahdi's Communication Officer has enough dirt on Madhi to sink him. I reckon this is part of the judicial process to nail Madhi for the deaths and injuries of Iraqi protesters while Madhi was in charge. ... That and the Minister of Communication was on the take, or another Iranian puppet, or both?

 

It would be amazing to hear if Madhi gave the orders to fire on the protesters. Either way, he still has accountable for letting it happen and doing nothing about it--all in violation of the Iraqi Constitution.

 

Jailing Mahdi could continue to turn the popular tide against the militias and continue to implicate Iran. Evidence of any connections between Madhi and Iran will be fair play and likely conclusive. These types of moves will likely continue to strengthen the legitimacy of the State over the sectarian clans.  The momentum is almost palpable, but no whales have been harpooned yet.

 

Sushi anyone?