Indian Sailors Detained In Equatorial Guinea
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Indian Sailors, Detained In Nigeria For 9 Months, Return Home
Indian sailors who had been detained in Equatorial Guinea and Nigeria for nine months finally returned home on Saturday.
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Ship Carrying Detained Indian Sailors Handed Over To Nigeria, Says Minister
Minister of State (MoS) for External Affairs V Muraleedharan on Saturday (local time) visited home of Sanu Jose, who is among 16 Indian sailors who were "detained" in Equatorial Guinea.
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Kerala Chief Minister Writes To PM As 16 Indian Sailors Detained In Africa
As the families of 16 Indian sailors including three from Kerala, detained in Equatorial Guinea, hoped the Indian government will ensure their speedy release, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Tuesday requested PM Modi to intervene.
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16 Sailors Detained In Equatorial Guinea, India Working To Free Them
Sixteen Indian sailors are reportedly in detention in Equatorial Guinea and the Indian mission in the central African country is working closely with the authorities concerned for their release.
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Indian Sailors, Detained In Nigeria For 9 Months, Return Home
Indian sailors who had been detained in Equatorial Guinea and Nigeria for nine months finally returned home on Saturday.
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Ship Carrying Detained Indian Sailors Handed Over To Nigeria, Says Minister
Minister of State (MoS) for External Affairs V Muraleedharan on Saturday (local time) visited home of Sanu Jose, who is among 16 Indian sailors who were "detained" in Equatorial Guinea.
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Kerala Chief Minister Writes To PM As 16 Indian Sailors Detained In Africa
As the families of 16 Indian sailors including three from Kerala, detained in Equatorial Guinea, hoped the Indian government will ensure their speedy release, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Tuesday requested PM Modi to intervene.
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16 Sailors Detained In Equatorial Guinea, India Working To Free Them
Sixteen Indian sailors are reportedly in detention in Equatorial Guinea and the Indian mission in the central African country is working closely with the authorities concerned for their release.
