There, a supply of drugs exceeding 500 grams is punishable by death. Within a year, 11 people involved in drug trafficking were sentenced to death. In just three weeks, two people who were caught selling drugs were sentenced to death, which shows how strict the laws are. 46-year-old Thangaraju Suppaiah was also among those who were hanged. Find out where and why such strict laws are enforced.
The singapore government has taken strong measures to stop drug trafficking. There is no hesitation in any punishment to save the country from the clutches of drug addicts. 11 people who supplied illegal drugs have already been hanged. Two have been sentenced to death in the last three weeks. One of the two is Singaporean and the other is 46-year-old Thangaraj Suppaiah from India. Suppaiah was hanged by the Singaporean government on april 26.
The government has decided to make singapore a drug-free country by preventing the trafficking of drugs. The government thought that drugs can be curbed only if strong laws are made, and the government enacted a law to impose the death penalty for the transportation of 500 grams of good narcotics. Since then, executions have been carried out.However, there is growing concern around the world about the implementation of the death penalty in Singapore.
Various public associations and voluntary organizations are demanding the abolition of the death penalty there. Protests are agitations. As 13 people were hanged since last year, there is an international debate on this issue. The government, which suspended the death penalty for a few days in the past, is implementing this punishment again on march 2022. Demands for the abolition of hanging are increasing day by day.
