Pannir Selvam
Pannir Selvam is a Malaysian national who gained international attention for his conviction and subsequent execution for drug trafficking in Singapore. Arrested in 2014 with 52 grams of heroin, he became a symbol of the controversial application of the death penalty in Singapore, drawing support from activists who argued that he was a victim of circumstance rather than a hardened trafficker. His case has sparked significant public outcry and debate over the country's strict drug laws.
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Pannir Selvam was a condemned drug trafficker who was caught with 52 grams of heroin in 2014.
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