The aggressor had denied planned homicide at Dubai Criminal Court last December, refering to the impact of the liquor the pair had drank before they contended. In any case, S J was on Tuesday discovered liable and given a 25-year life sentence.
The Nepali said he had known his casualty for a long time when he began working for the same organization. Three months before the cutting, he said he credited Rayee Dh500 on the grounds that he had a monetary issue.
Upon the arrival of the murdering, the two men met by happenstance at an auto park close to their settlement and began drinking.
The Nepali said he asked in regards to the cash and was amazed when Rayee said he would not return it. He said he went to a shop for a blade.
When he returned S J said that he "got some information about my cash again and, when he gave me the same answer, I cut him in the neck, then in the midriff".
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