A sudden development in the case of Fascinist Jamal Najada
The Kuwaiti Court of Appeal issued its final ruling in the case of the Kuwaiti fascist Jamal Al Najada. After the Kuwaiti fashionista defense team filed an appeal against the one-year imprisonment sentence with work and enforcement and a fine of 1,000 dinars.
The lighter sentence included the Kuwaiti fascist, Jamal Al-Najada, for a period of 3 months instead of a year, on charges of insulting members of the Public Prosecution Office in Kuwait. She spent 10 days, and will continue in detention until the end of next March.
The ruling issued against the Kuwaiti fascist was to imprison her for a year with work and enforcement and a fine of 1000 dinars, on charges of insulting the Public Prosecution. Against the background of her trial on charges of money laundering, a case known in the media as the “Celebrity Money Laundering Case”. It includes the prosecutors who investigated her in the famous case.
Remarks
Jamal Al-Najada's statements towards the judiciary had sparked a great controversy and plunged her into a crisis, after the spread of an audio clip in which she commented on the issue of social media celebrities and money laundering. "If you see our accounts laugh. You see, we are the ones who receive them and spend them ... they don’t receive millions to the point of selling them to banks. You see, we have a fatwa, we don’t have that inflation."
Jamal Al-Najada described herself as “Sarifa” whenever she received an amount that she spends to the point that her lawyer never believed her bank balance. Then she attacked those who criticized her, claiming that they were leaving the billionaires. And they attack social media celebrities in particular. Expressing her anger sarcastically
The Public Prosecution in Kuwait had issued its decision to arrest and bring Jamal Al-Najada for investigation after she was accused of insulting the judiciary and the Public Prosecution in a circulating audio clip, in which she mocked the investigation of her in exchange for leaving the billionaires.
It is noteworthy that the Kuwaiti fashionista had admitted that the audio tape was recorded in her voice, submitting her apology to the Public Prosecution, which released her on a bail of 2000 Kuwaiti dinars.
During the past days, the Public Prosecution issued its decision to release the fashionista Jamal Al-Najada, on a bail of 2000 Kuwaiti dinars, after accusing her of insulting the judiciary, against the background of the money laundering case of social media celebrities.
In the latest developments in Jamal Al-Najada's case, the Kuwaiti prosecution blamed it for its decision to imprison Fashnista for a year with work and force and a fine of 1,000 dinars.
