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  35 Crew Men Of US Ship Challenge Lower Court Order

  The 35 crew members of US company-owned ship MV Seaman Guard Ohio, who were sentenced to five years rigorous imprisonment by a lower court on charges of illegally possessing weapons and entering Indian waters in an unauthorized manner, today moved the Madras High court bench here challenging the order.

• US ship crew's bail cancelled by Principal Sessions Court court

  The Principal Sessions Court today cancelled the conditional bail granted by a lower court to 35 crew members of a private US ship arrested on charges of carrying weapons illegally and straying into Indian waters.

• Madras High Court denies bail to 35 crew members of US ship

  Madras High Court today dismissed bail petitions of 35 crew members of a US ship, who were arrested on charges of illegally carrying weapons on board the vessel and straying into Indian waters.

• Bail plea of 35 crew members of detained US ship rejected

  A local court today dismissed the bail petitions of the 35 crew members of the detained US ship MV Seaman Guard Ohio, arrested on October 18 on charges of illegally carrying arms and straying into Indian waters.

• Three crew members of detained US ship sent to judicial custody

  Three crew members of the detained US vessel MV Seaman Guard Ohio were sent to judicial custody in Palayamkottai Central Jail after their police custody ended today.

• Crew member of detained US ship tries to kill himself; British, American officials meet them in jail

  One of the 35 men found on board an American ship with a huge cache of illegal arms and ammunition tried to commit suicide in jail in Tutucorin in Tamil Nadu on Saturday.

• Crew member of detained US ship tries to kill himself in jail

  One of the 35 men found on board an American ship with a huge cache of illegal arms and ammunition has tried to commit suicide in jail in Tutucorin in Tamil Nadu.

• Five arrested for supplying diesel to US ship

  Five persons were arrested yesterday on charges of illegally supplying diesel to the US firm owned ship which allegedly entered Indian waters with arms, police sources said.

• Truth behind US ship detention, crew arrest after enquiry: Minister

  The truth behind the detention of the US ship and the arrest of its 35 crew members would come out after an enquiry into the matter, Shipping Minister GK Vasan said in Kumbakonam today.

• Remaining two crew members of US ship arrested

  A day after taking into custody 33 crew members of a US firm-owned ship, detained in Tuticorin for allegedly carrying arms in Indian waters illegally, Tamil Nadu police today arrested remaining two persons who were left to take care of the vessel's maintenance.

• US ship crew arrested and jailed, UK seeks consular access to six British nationals

  33 crew members of an American ship, detained for illegally entering Indian waters with a huge cache of arms, have been arrested and sent to 14-day judicial custody.

• US ship crew arrest: UK seeks consular access to six British nationals

  The Tamil Nadu police have arrested 35 crew members of an American ship detained on Saturday for carrying arms and ammunition.

• Release of US ship after probe ends: Minister

  Shipping Minister GK Vasan on Wednesday said the US company-owned ship detained at Tamil Nadu's Tuticorin port will not be allowed to move out till the completion of a probe into the arms consignment it carried.

• Team from Tamil Nadu Police's specialised wing reaches Tuticorin to probe American ship with guns

  A team of the Tamil Nadu police's Q branch has reached Tuticorin to investigate an American ship, which has been detained for illegally entering Indian waters and carrying guns and ammunition without permission. Sources say that the investigations by Tamil Nadu Coastal Security will be handed over to the Q branch team, headed by Superintendent of P...

• US ship with guns sparks massive probe, hunt for diesel suppliers

  Indian investigators are trying to determine whether an American ship, detained for illegally entering Indian waters and carrying guns and ammunition without permission, was involved in arms trafficking.