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2 Men Who Planted Drugs On Actor Cheated Others Too In Same Way: Cops
- Tuesday April 25, 2023
- Mumbai News | Press Trust of India
Two men who allegedly cheated a 27-year-old actor from the city by allegedly planting drugs on her and sending her to Sharjah, UAE, had victimised four more persons in the same way, police said on Tuesday.
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Britons jailed in drug case amid abuse claims
- Monday April 29, 2013
- World News | Associated Press
A Dubai court has sentenced three British tourists to four years in prison on drug charges in a case that drew international scrutiny over claims of abuses in custody.
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Indian criminals prefer Dubai prisons to at-home jails
- Tuesday July 13, 2010
- World News | Press Trust of India
As India and UAE work out an agreement for prisoner exchange, Indians serving sentences in Dubai jails appear wary of the prospect of completing their terms in prisons at home, with some describing the detention centres in India as "hell".Many Indian prisoners here in fact dread the prospect and are not keen to return home for the remaining period ...
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2 Men Who Planted Drugs On Actor Cheated Others Too In Same Way: Cops
- Tuesday April 25, 2023
- Mumbai News | Press Trust of India
Two men who allegedly cheated a 27-year-old actor from the city by allegedly planting drugs on her and sending her to Sharjah, UAE, had victimised four more persons in the same way, police said on Tuesday.
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Britons jailed in drug case amid abuse claims
- Monday April 29, 2013
- World News | Associated Press
A Dubai court has sentenced three British tourists to four years in prison on drug charges in a case that drew international scrutiny over claims of abuses in custody.
- www.ndtv.com
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Indian criminals prefer Dubai prisons to at-home jails
- Tuesday July 13, 2010
- World News | Press Trust of India
As India and UAE work out an agreement for prisoner exchange, Indians serving sentences in Dubai jails appear wary of the prospect of completing their terms in prisons at home, with some describing the detention centres in India as "hell".Many Indian prisoners here in fact dread the prospect and are not keen to return home for the remaining period ...
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