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"Due to the confidential nature of proceedings of this case, it would not be appropriate to make any further comment at this juncture," it added. The eight Indian nationals have been imprisoned in Qatar since October 2022 and were accused of allegedly spying on a submarine programme. Qatar Court Hands Death Sentence to Eight Former Indian Naval Officers; India Says 'Deeply Shocked' Over Verdict of Death Penalty.

A Qatari court has handed a death sentence to eight former Indian Navy officers, who have been detained in the country since August 2022.

Neither Indian nor Qatari government has officially said what men were charged with

The eight men, including distinguished officers with experience commanding significant Indian warships, were employed by Al Dahra Global Technologies and Consultancy Services

The Ministry of External Affairs said it is deeply shocked and is awaiting the detailed judgement in the case. The Indians have been held in custody since August 2022

Eight former Indian Navy officers, who have been sentenced to death in Qatar, have been accused of spying for Israel. The eight men were working for a private firm that helped the Qatari armed forces.

In the wake of news that eight former Indian Navy personnel, who were in custody in Qatar since last year, have been awarded the death sentence, veteran leader Kapil Sibal on Thursday sought the intervention of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, ...

Representational Photo New Delhi- Eight former Indian Navy personnel were on Thursday handed death penalty in Qatar by a local

A Qatari court on Thursday handed down the death penalty to eight Indian nationals, with the ministry of external affairs saying it was deeply shocked and that it was exploring all legal options in the case.

A Qatar court has announced the death penalty for eight Indians arrested in the country last year. A deeply shocked Indian government said that it will take up the verdict with Qatari authorities. The Qatari authorities have made the charges against the men, who are all former Indian navy officials, public.