Real culprit still out there, defence pleads as court jails Zayn Rayyan's mother for neglect

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46% : "While public interest is important, Zahin's welfare must also be considered, and a fine would suffice to meet the objectives of sentencing," the defence said, urging the court not to impose imprisonment as it would cause unnecessary trauma to the surviving child.
42% : Following the decision, defence counsel Haresh Mahadevan argued that Ismanira had already endured trauma since Zayn Rayyan's death, stressing that her younger son, Zahin Mateen -- who also has autism -- was now under the care of the Social Welfare Department (JKM) in Rembau.

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