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Rs 34 Crore "Blood Money" Raised To Get Kerala Man Out Of Saudi Jail
In a display of solidarity and compassion, people in Kerala have rallied together to raise an astounding Rs 34 crore to save a man sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia.
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Indian In Saudi Jail: Lack Of Data From Facebook Blocking Probe, Court Told
The High Court of Karnataka was on Thursday informed that the investigation into the case involving an Indian national currently imprisoned in Saudi Arabia on sedition charges, was not progressing due to the lack of data from Facebook.
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Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Legal Help For Indian Man Jailed In Saudi Arabia
The High Court of Karnataka has sought a reply from the Union Government regarding legal help for the Indian national who has been jailed in Saudi Arabia.
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850 Indians Freed From Saudi Jails On My Request: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that it was on his request that Saudi Arabia released 850 Indians lodged in its jails on the eve of the month of Ramadan.
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Saudi Crown Prince Orders Release Of 850 Indian Prisoners At PM Modi's Request
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman has ordered the release of 850 Indian prisoners lodged in jails in his country on the request of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the government said this evening.
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Indian Man Crosses UAE-Saudi Border Without Documents, Jailed: Report
A UAE-based Indian man has been jailed in Saudi Arabia for entering the kingdom without proper documents, a media report said today.
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Duped With Tourist Over Work Visas, 14 Indians Stranded In Saudi Arabia
Fourteen Indians are stranded in Saudi Arabia with most of them in the country's jails after two local travel agents allegedly sent them to work in the Middle East nation on tourist visas, police said. Now, their tourist visa has expired and they do not have work visas, they added.
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7,850 Indians Jailed Abroad, Most In Saudi Arabia
As many as 7,850 Indians are lodged in jails abroad, with the highest number of over 2,000 nationals in prisons in Saudi Arabia, Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh said today.
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In Maldives Crisis, Supreme Court U-Turn After Judges' Arrest: 10 Points
Three judges of Maldives Supreme Court on Tuesday evening revoked its order to release nine high-profile political prisoners, one of the points in their 1 February verdict that was seen to have prompted President Abdulla Yameen to impose a state of emergency in Maldives and arrest two top judges. President Yameen, who had minutes earlier restored t...
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Sushma Swaraj Seeks Report From Embassy In Saudi Arabia About Indian MBA Holder's Jailing
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Friday sought a report from the Indian Mission in Saudi Arabia about a 32-year-old man from Hyderabad being sentenced to one year's imprisonment and 300 lashes by a Saudi court after being convicted in a robbery case.
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Bengali Engineer 'Sold As Slave In' Saudi Arabia, Family Seeks Help
An automobile engineer, who went to Saudi Arabia for better job opportunities, has allegedly been "sold" to a Saudi national as a slave to work in his camel farm.
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Ensure Release of Indians Jailed In Saudi Arabia: Lawmaker To Government
Karimnagar Lok Sabha lawmaker B Vinod Kumar today appealed to External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to ensure the release of Indians languishing in various prisons in Saudi Arabia.
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Over 6,500 Indians Languishing In Foreign Jails: Government
Over 6,500 Indians are at present languishing in jails in 75 countries with maximum of 1,896 being lodged in Saudi Arabia.
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Secure Indian Fishermen's Release From Iranian Jail: J Jayalalithaa To PM
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on Friday sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention in securing the release of five fishermen from the state jailed in Iran.
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Around 11,500 Indians in Jails of Gulf Countries
Around 11,500 Indians are languishing in the prisons of United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia over the past three years for various offences, including violation of national frontiers of these countries, the government said on Thursday.
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Rs 34 Crore "Blood Money" Raised To Get Kerala Man Out Of Saudi Jail
In a display of solidarity and compassion, people in Kerala have rallied together to raise an astounding Rs 34 crore to save a man sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia.
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Indian In Saudi Jail: Lack Of Data From Facebook Blocking Probe, Court Told
The High Court of Karnataka was on Thursday informed that the investigation into the case involving an Indian national currently imprisoned in Saudi Arabia on sedition charges, was not progressing due to the lack of data from Facebook.
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Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Legal Help For Indian Man Jailed In Saudi Arabia
The High Court of Karnataka has sought a reply from the Union Government regarding legal help for the Indian national who has been jailed in Saudi Arabia.
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850 Indians Freed From Saudi Jails On My Request: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that it was on his request that Saudi Arabia released 850 Indians lodged in its jails on the eve of the month of Ramadan.
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Saudi Crown Prince Orders Release Of 850 Indian Prisoners At PM Modi's Request
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman has ordered the release of 850 Indian prisoners lodged in jails in his country on the request of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the government said this evening.
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Indian Man Crosses UAE-Saudi Border Without Documents, Jailed: Report
A UAE-based Indian man has been jailed in Saudi Arabia for entering the kingdom without proper documents, a media report said today.
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Duped With Tourist Over Work Visas, 14 Indians Stranded In Saudi Arabia
Fourteen Indians are stranded in Saudi Arabia with most of them in the country's jails after two local travel agents allegedly sent them to work in the Middle East nation on tourist visas, police said. Now, their tourist visa has expired and they do not have work visas, they added.
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7,850 Indians Jailed Abroad, Most In Saudi Arabia
As many as 7,850 Indians are lodged in jails abroad, with the highest number of over 2,000 nationals in prisons in Saudi Arabia, Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh said today.
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In Maldives Crisis, Supreme Court U-Turn After Judges' Arrest: 10 Points
Three judges of Maldives Supreme Court on Tuesday evening revoked its order to release nine high-profile political prisoners, one of the points in their 1 February verdict that was seen to have prompted President Abdulla Yameen to impose a state of emergency in Maldives and arrest two top judges. President Yameen, who had minutes earlier restored t...
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Sushma Swaraj Seeks Report From Embassy In Saudi Arabia About Indian MBA Holder's Jailing
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Friday sought a report from the Indian Mission in Saudi Arabia about a 32-year-old man from Hyderabad being sentenced to one year's imprisonment and 300 lashes by a Saudi court after being convicted in a robbery case.
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Bengali Engineer 'Sold As Slave In' Saudi Arabia, Family Seeks Help
An automobile engineer, who went to Saudi Arabia for better job opportunities, has allegedly been "sold" to a Saudi national as a slave to work in his camel farm.
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Ensure Release of Indians Jailed In Saudi Arabia: Lawmaker To Government
Karimnagar Lok Sabha lawmaker B Vinod Kumar today appealed to External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to ensure the release of Indians languishing in various prisons in Saudi Arabia.
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Over 6,500 Indians Languishing In Foreign Jails: Government
Over 6,500 Indians are at present languishing in jails in 75 countries with maximum of 1,896 being lodged in Saudi Arabia.
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Secure Indian Fishermen's Release From Iranian Jail: J Jayalalithaa To PM
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on Friday sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention in securing the release of five fishermen from the state jailed in Iran.
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Around 11,500 Indians in Jails of Gulf Countries
Around 11,500 Indians are languishing in the prisons of United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia over the past three years for various offences, including violation of national frontiers of these countries, the government said on Thursday.
