ब्राजील के पूर्व राष्ट्रपति बोलसोनारो को बड़ी राहत, अब घर पर काटेंगे 27 साल की सजा – Brazil ex President Bolsonaro to serve 27 year sentence at home ntc rlch
The Supreme Court of Brazil has given a major humanitarian relief to former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro. The court has ordered that Bolsonaro will now be able to serve his 27-year prison sentence under house arrest at his home instead of jail. This decision has been taken in view of his continuously deteriorating health.
this decision Brazil Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes on Tuesday. This decision of the court has come when Bolsonaro has been hospitalized since March 13 due to several diseases including pneumonia. It was told that since the attack on him in 2018, his health has remained continuously weak.
Recently, due to kidney related problem, he was kept in ICU for a few days. Although now his condition is said to be improving, but the doctors have not yet told the date of discharge from the hospital.
Let us tell you that he is accused of plotting a coup to retain power after losing the elections, for which he has been sentenced to 27 years. Bolsonaro’s family had asked the court to keep him under house arrest since his conviction in November.
In January, he was shifted from the Federal Police Headquarters to a larger cell. On Monday, the Attorney General of Brazil also cleared the way for taking such a step in the court, after which this decision came.
Bolsonaro was the President of Brazil from 2019 to 2022. His son and senator Flavio Bolsonaro has expressed his desire to contest the presidential elections to be held in October. According to the survey, his competition is considered to be tough with the current President Lula da Silva.
According to Brazilian law, Bolsonaro will have to follow some strict rules while serving his sentence at home. They cannot make any public statement. They cannot use social media. They cannot give interviews to the media. If their health improves significantly or they break the rules, they can be sent back to jail.
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