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Documentation. No 2557 UAE/Lawyers India 
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DOCUMENTED INJUSTICE: JABIR’S CASE FILE REVEALS SHOCKING FORGERY AND DEPORTATION FRAUD; UAE AUTHORITIES IMPLICATED IN HIGH-LEVEL COVER-UP!
Abu Dhabi/New Delhi – The case of Mr. Jabir is not just a legal travesty—it is a chilling template of how state institutions can weaponize bureaucracy to silence the truth. Despite a binding acquittal by the Abu Dhabi Court of Appeal in 1996, Mr. Jabir was unlawfully deported based on forged documentation and a fabricated narrative that falsely portrayed him as a criminal threat.
What followed was not a legal error—it was a calculated state operation to erase a court judgment that exposed institutional misconduct. The deportation order was forged, then circulated with precision across key government systems—immigration, police, judicial registries, and national databases—destroying the credibility of the court’s ruling and ensuring Mr. Jabir could never return to defend himself or recover his expropriated business empire.
The evidence is clear: this was a deliberate state cover-up, engineered to prevent accountability and protect those implicated by the judgment. Allowing the ruling to stand would have exposed a chain of criminal misconduct—from unlawful police assault to perjury and institutional fraud. Instead, UAE authorities dismantled the ruling through forgery, force, and silence.
This incident raises grave concerns about the credibility of the UAE’s legal system and its commitment to its international obligations. Until the forged records are exposed, the perpetrators prosecuted, and the original court ruling reinstated, this case will remain a permanent stain on the UAE’s judicial integrity.
The legal team of Mr. Jabir is now preparing submissions to international legal bodies, including the United Nations Human Rights Council, Special Rapporteurs on Judicial Independence, and relevant investment protection tribunals.
For access to supporting court documents and evidentiary materials, please refer to the links provided below. The petitioner endured grave and unlawful suffering as an under-trial detainee—details of which are substantiated in the appended records under: My Prison Life).
Last updated: June 22, 2020.
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