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21 Indians Arrested in Saudi Crackdown on Illegal Expatriates
In a major crackdown on illegal immigrants, police in Saudi Arabia have arrested 21 Indians for residing illegally in the country, media reported on Tuesday.
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Filipinos camp outside consulate waiting to leave Saudi
Some 300 Filipinos have been camping outside their consulate in Jeddah for weeks waiting for documents and help to leave Saudi Arabia, as a crackdown on illegal migrants intensifies.
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Two dead as foreigners, police clash in Saudi capital
Thousands of African migrants residing illegally in Saudi Arabia's main city of Riyadh surrendered to police on Sunday.
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Two killed in Saudi amid crackdown on illegal expatriates
Two people have been killed in clashes in Saudi Arabia amid a nationwide crackdown on illegal expatriates, police said on Sunday.
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No leniency for illegal foreign workers: Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia said Saturday that there would be no leniency shown toward those organisations who hire illegal immigrants, Xinhua reported.
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1.34 lakh Indians return, Centre watching situation in Saudi Arabia
With 1.34 lakh Indian workers already returning to the homeland, Government is closely watching the situation in Saudi Arabia which is targeting illegal foreigners under its new labour policy, Overseas Indian Affairs Minister Vayalar Ravi today said.
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Kerala government to help returnees from Saudi Arabia
Kerala government has worked out schemes to help expatriates who return from Saudi Arabia due to implementation of new labour law 'Nitaqat' which mandates companies to hire locals, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said in Thiruvananthapuram today.
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New Saudi labour law not to affect genuine workers: Salman Khurshid
India has ruled out any impact on genuine workers in Saudi Arabia as a result of the Kingdom's new labour policy, saying that only illegal immigrants will be affected by the 'Nitaqat' law.
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Saudi gives illegal Indian workers three months' grace
Foreigner workers, including Indians, have been given a three-month grace period by Saudi authorities to regularise their status after panic over mass deportations as part of a crackdown on illegal migrants.
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21 Indians Arrested in Saudi Crackdown on Illegal Expatriates
In a major crackdown on illegal immigrants, police in Saudi Arabia have arrested 21 Indians for residing illegally in the country, media reported on Tuesday.
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Filipinos camp outside consulate waiting to leave Saudi
Some 300 Filipinos have been camping outside their consulate in Jeddah for weeks waiting for documents and help to leave Saudi Arabia, as a crackdown on illegal migrants intensifies.
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Two dead as foreigners, police clash in Saudi capital
Thousands of African migrants residing illegally in Saudi Arabia's main city of Riyadh surrendered to police on Sunday.
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Two killed in Saudi amid crackdown on illegal expatriates
Two people have been killed in clashes in Saudi Arabia amid a nationwide crackdown on illegal expatriates, police said on Sunday.
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No leniency for illegal foreign workers: Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia said Saturday that there would be no leniency shown toward those organisations who hire illegal immigrants, Xinhua reported.
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1.34 lakh Indians return, Centre watching situation in Saudi Arabia
With 1.34 lakh Indian workers already returning to the homeland, Government is closely watching the situation in Saudi Arabia which is targeting illegal foreigners under its new labour policy, Overseas Indian Affairs Minister Vayalar Ravi today said.
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Kerala government to help returnees from Saudi Arabia
Kerala government has worked out schemes to help expatriates who return from Saudi Arabia due to implementation of new labour law 'Nitaqat' which mandates companies to hire locals, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said in Thiruvananthapuram today.
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New Saudi labour law not to affect genuine workers: Salman Khurshid
India has ruled out any impact on genuine workers in Saudi Arabia as a result of the Kingdom's new labour policy, saying that only illegal immigrants will be affected by the 'Nitaqat' law.
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Saudi gives illegal Indian workers three months' grace
Foreigner workers, including Indians, have been given a three-month grace period by Saudi authorities to regularise their status after panic over mass deportations as part of a crackdown on illegal migrants.
