Sana'a: Head of the Supreme Judicial Council Judge Dr. Abdul-Mu'min Shuja' al-Din, along with several judicial leaders, visited the tombs of notable martyrs including President Saleh al-Sammad, Prime Minister Ahmed al-Rahawi, their fellow ministers, and Lieutenant General Mohammed al-Ghammari.
According to Yemen News Agency, the visit included Judge Dr. Shuja' al-Din, Secretary-General of the Supreme Judicial Council Judge Hashim Aqabat, and other key figures such as Judge Ahmed al-Kahlani, Judge Abdu Rajih, Judge Yahya al-Jalal, Judge Khalid al-Baghdadi, and Judge Mohammed al-Na'ami. They collectively recited the Fatiha for the souls of these martyrs and others who sacrificed their lives in the battle against aggression and in the pursuit of promised victory.
The visitors laid wreaths at the tombs, expressing pride in the sacrifices made by these martyrs. They praised the heroic deeds performed by these individuals in defending the nation's land, honor, sovereignty, independence, and dignity. The judicial leaders reiterated their commitment to continue the martyrs' legacy until victory is achieved.
The head of the Supreme Judicial Council emphasized the significance of the martyrs' sacrifices for the homeland and their defense of religion and faith. He highlighted that the judiciary has suffered losses, notably the Minister of Justice and Human Rights, Judge Mujahid Ahmed Abdullah, and affirmed that the judiciary remains steadfast in following the martyrs' path.
The Secretary-General of the Judicial Council remarked that the visit symbolizes loyalty and gratitude for the martyrs' sacrifices, especially in their support for the Palestinian people. He stressed that the judicial authority's leadership renews its pledge of loyalty to these martyrs, committing to continue on their chosen path and fulfilling their responsibilities, striving for either victory or martyrdom.
