Mr Mourthi Vasu today went to the S’pore High Commission in Kuala Lumpur to seek redress for his son’s hanging in Singapore. Vignes Mourthi, who was 21-years old when he was arrested in 2001 for drug trafficking, was hanged in S’pore in 2003.

Mr Mourthi was accompanied by Mr Surendan of Lawyers For Liberty who handed over a memorandum of protest to the 3rd secretary of the Singapore High Commission.

TOC will have a report on today’s event soon.

Mr Surendan of Lawyers for Liberty, with Mr Mourthi (centre of picture), handing over the memorandum of protest to a representative of the Singapore High Commission in Kuala Lumpur

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