Judge of World Politicians
The elected representatives of the state have got elected. Their role is important in the development and crisis of the country. If they are accused of violating power, corruption and any state law, they are tried under the existing law. Many president, prime minister and top state officials have burnt the foreheads of allegations of abuse of power and allegations of corruption. They were arrested on the court verdict, have been jailed. Someone's political career has ended. Some of the top politicians who stand in the court of justice is today news of variety…
Nawaz Sharif
Supreme Court declares, Nawaz Sharif disqualified for alleged irregular income.
Pakistan's former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Thursday accused his daughter and Jamaat of accusing London's property ownership of the country's anti-corruption court. Supreme Court declares Nawaz Sharif disqualified for alleged irregular income it starts with a boom in the world. But after the verdict was announced, he resigned. This rare example is established and respected for the ongoing law of Pakistan. But he has kept his authority on the ruling Pakistan Muslim League. The National Accountability Bureau of Pakistan constituted a charge against Nawaz Sharif, daughter Maryam and son-in-law Muhammad Safdar. They have denied the allegation in the court. Nawaz Sharif denies all the charges brought on him by the representative. He is currently in England to give time to the sick wife.
Nicholas II
Russian King of Jantantantra
Because of the wrong actions of King Nicholas, 3.3 million Russians died in the First World War.
Nicholas II was the last emperor of Russia. He ruled from 1 November 1884 to 15 March 1917. By the end of his reign, the world's largest economic and military power fell into the Russian Empire and the jartocracy. Khadina Tragedy, anti-Semitic campaign, 2005 against the revolutionaries of Bloody Sunday, and sometimes during the execution of the political people of the royal government and responsibility for the start of the First World War. His political enemies called him Nicholas the Bloody. Because of his wrong actions, 3.3 million Russians died in the First World War. After the 1917 Revolution, Nicholas himself announced the annihilation of the throne. Zarak was imprisoned by his family. Nicholas was handed over to the local Ural Soviets in the spring of 1918. On the basis of Lenin's permission, Bolsheviks killed Zar II Nicholas on 16 and 17 July 1918 in the family.
Saddam Hussein
Former Iraqi President
After the trial, Saddam Hussein was hanged.
Iraq's ousted ruler Saddam Hussein was sentenced to death for nine months after the trial in November 2006. Saddam Hussein was ousted in 2003 during a US-led operation in Iraq. About eight months later, he was caught by US soldiers. His trial was held in a court in Baghdad. American Ramzi Clark was part of the legal team that provided Saddam Hussein for his defense in this trial. Ramzie Clarke said, "He could not see any death in Saddam Hussein. Saddam Hussein believed that only one of these trials could be the result. And that is, he will be convicted and will be hanged. Saddam Hussein was first introduced to Ramzi Clark in Iraq in 1990. After the trial, Saddam Hussein was hanged and hanged. It ends with Saddam Hussein chapter.
Atlanta Hummala
Peruvian former president
Peru's former President Atlanta Hummala and his wife burnt their foreheads for money laundering. Although praised in the country with public support, Atlanta could not retain that image altogether. The court gave its statement with 18 months of detention. Prior to the trial, there was a lot of criticism in the media. He has denied all accusations. 'Operation Car Wash' drowned him. He had been criticized for a long time on money laundering allegations. His wife's name was also included in the case of money laundering or illegal money laundering. The court ordered their 18-month detention order. This is the result of a Brazilian construction company illegally taking money, allegations of bribe. By money laundering in the election campaign, he illegally collected huge amount from the Brazilian company. There are also allegations of taking bribe.
Reynaldo Bignone
Former Argentine President
General Bignone charged with kidnapping, torture, kidnapping and anti-human activities.
The former dictator and former military ruler of Reynaldo Bignone He has been imprisoned since 2007. From 1976 to 1983, there was a military rule in Argentina. In these eight years, four military officers acted as the president virtually. In the last tenure from July 1, 1982 to December 10, 1983, Gen. Reynaldo Bignone was in charge. After Christina Fernandez was elected president in 2007, she began to insist on staging the protagonists of the junta government. Investigation of allegations of genocide, including kidnapping, torture and child theft against General Bignone, began. On March 8, 2007, Bignone was arrested. The hearing began on 24 April that year. A total of 1464 people have been charged with crimes against humanity during military rule in Argentina.
Alfonso Portillo
Former Guatemalan President
The allegations of children being trafficked in the United States by stealing money from a charity and embezzling state money.
On March 18, 2010, a Guatemalan court ruled in favor of extradition of former President Alfonso Portillo to the US in the money laundering case. Pontyova was sued in a US court for allegations of kidnapping and stealing money from a charitable institution in the United States. After the United States called for the transfer of Alfonso Portillo to them, the Guatemalan court passed the verdict. But Alfonso Porto said he would appeal against the verdict. He is imprisoned from 2011 to 2015. Alfonso has alleged that he had smuggled hundreds of millions of dollars using bank accounts in the United States and Europe. The accusations brought against him have proven many. Through this, the rule of law in the country was restored again. Nobody is above the law, it is proven again.
Ahmed Adeeb
Maldives's former Vice President
The president was sentenced to 10 years in prison for attempting to murder
Maldives's former vice president Ahmed Adeeb has been jailed for the attempt to kill the president. A court in the country passed the verdict on Thursday. On a visit to the capital, the explosion occurred in the boat of President Abdullah Yamin. But Yayin was slightly injured in this incident. Later, Vice President Ahmed Adeeb was arrested on charges related to the incident. Ahmed Adeeb, however, denied his involvement in the incident. Government lawyers claimed that the blast in the boat was due to the bomb. But several organizations, including the FBI, said there was no explosion in the boat due to the bomb. The court sentenced Adib to 15 years in jail for the conspiracy to kill the president. Earlier, the court had given him 10 years in jail for possessing arms. Adeeb's wife Mariam Naswa said, "It is not justice in any way."
Park Geun Hye
Former South Korean President
The verdict in favor of Park Geun Hye on the voting held in the 2016 parliament was decided.
Last year, the trial process began officially to prosecute South Korean President Park Geun Hye. The Court of Oath started listening to the arguments verbally. The verdict began after the verdict came in response to the conviction of Park Geun Hye in the 2016 parliamentary vote. Chief prosecutor Quoyn Saiong Dong claimed in the court that the Park had cheated the people's confidence by "violent and horrific" by violating the constitution and criminal law. The park was permanently deposed and is currently in prison. The most serious charge against the park, he allowed his friend to illegally get the opportunity to get corrupted. Park Geun Hye 's friend Choi Sun-Seal grabbed 65.5 million dollars in the name of donation from half a dozen institutions, due to her relationship with the president. Among them are companies like Samsung and Hyundai.
Hosni Mubarak
Former Egyptian President
During the 2011 protests, there were serious allegations of disconnecting the entire country.
The fall of Mubarak was believed to be a sign of change in the Arab world at that time. It was assumed that reforms in the established political system would come. Hosni Mubarak has been charged with a lot of serious charges, but only in the case of a small corruption case he has been sentenced. Although he was released. But just a few years ago, Mubarak's release was unimaginable as a result of great protests. As the first Arab leader, while facing trial in the country's general court, Mubarak was initially detained in the infamous Torah Complex. He was then taken to a military hospital. Police in Tahrir Square protested against the killing of 239 protesters, looted millions of dollars from the state treasury, and there were serious allegations of disconnecting the entire country during the 2011 protests. Mubarak came to power in Egypt in 1981. He was a US ally.
Sher Bahadur Deuba
Prime Minister of Nepal
From 2005 to 2006, the current Prime Minister of Nepal was jailed.
In the Himalayan foothills last year, Nepal Congress President Sher Bahadur Deuba was the sole candidate for the prime ministerial election in parliament last year. CPN-UML and other parties did not have any candidates. Of the 593 parliamentarians, 558 voted. 388 people voted in favor of Deuba, among them, besides Nepal Congress, there are several group members including their Alliance Communist Party of Nepal. 170 votes cast against Deuba The country's 40th Prime Minister jailed from 2005 to 2006. He was the first popular leader from 1995 to 1997 and from 2001 to 2002 and 2004 to 2005, he served as the Prime Minister for three terms. Last year, he was in power for the fourth time, but for the third time he was jailed for more than a year after leaving power. About ten years later, he retained his popularity.
Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto
Former Prime Minister of Pakistan
Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto did everything possible to get his control over the army forces.
Pakistan's first elected prime minister and founder of the Pakistan People's Party, Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto were hanged. The killing happened in Bhutto's once-time favorite person who took over the power of defeating Bhutto General Ziaul Haque. After 1971, President Yahya Khan gave up Pakistan's power in the hands of Bhutto. Bhutto, who knew the anger of the army officers, retired many senior army officers after he took office. In 1973, Bhutto charged 59 army officers with allegations of conspiracy against him. Later their court martial was judged. Bhutto made the chairman of the court, Brigadier Ziaul Haque of that time. Ziaul Huq was arrested in 1977 by Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto. Through the trial of a murder case, on April 4, 1979, Bhutto was hanged and hanged.
Jayalalithaa Jayaram
The late Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu
880 kg silver, 12 thousand sari, 750 pairs of shoes, 91 items worth of precious goods were seized.
Jayalalithaa Jayaram, a former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu state of India, was a successful film actress, or heroine. In that sense, the youth had a heartthrob. But as a Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, he himself joined politics. Jayalalitha, after leaving power for the first time, got into a case of possessing incompatible assets with income. He could not show any legitimate source of 66 million and 65 lakh rupees. During his tenure as Chief Minister, his wealth was only Rs.3 crore. In 1996, the tax department officials searched the house of Jayalalitha, seized 30 kg gold, 880 kg silver, 12 thousand sari, 750 pairs of shoes, 91 costly cloth and other goods, which did not have any valid source. Outside these he was the owner of two thousand acres of property. But after all this, Jayalalitha was made Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu three times later. He was also the Chief Minister of the last sentence.
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