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On 18 October 2023, the President of the Court of First Instance of the UPC issued an order changing the procedural language from Dutch to English (the language of the patent at...

Embassy taps top lawyers in Doha; FT reports 8 charged with spying for Israel

New Delhi: A court in Qatar handed down death sentences on Thursday to eight former Indian Navy personnel who had been jailed in the country for over a year. Responding to the verdict, the Indian government expressed “deep shock” and said it is exploring all available legal options.

India said Thursday that eight of its citizens had been sentenced to death by Qatar in a case that the media reported involved high-ranking

The Court of First Instance in Qatar handed down death penalty to eight Indian workers employed by the Al Dahra company. The Ministry of External Affairs, India, has issued a statement expressing profound dismay over this development and is eagerly awaiting the release of the full judgment. It said that all legal options are being explored

The eight were employees of Al Dahra Global Technologies, a pvt firm that provided training and other services to Qatar’s armed forces and security agencies. | Latest News India

'We are awaiting the detailed judgement. We are in touch with the family members and the legal team, and we are exploring all legal options'

A Qatar court has sentenced eight ex-Indian Navy personnel to death after detaining them for over an year in the country. The government of India has expressed shock over verdict of the death penalty and said that it is exploring all the legal options. , India News, Times Now

The eight former Indian Navy personnel have been in jail since August last year. The charges against them were not made public by Qatari authorities. | Latest News India

India has expressed dismay over a Qatari court sentencing eight of its citizens, who are all navy personnel to death for allegedly participating in espionage. The ministry of external affairs has stated that the issue would be brought up with Qatari officials and that all available legal alternatives are being investigated.