Death sentences of 8 ex-Indian Navy personnel commuted by Qatar's Court of Appeal

Eight ex-Navy personnel faced death sentences in Qatar over espionage allegations. Recently, the Indian government announced the commutation of their punishments, with specific details yet to be disclosed. The government affirmed its ongoing support, providing consular and legal assistance. This development follows Prime Minister Narendra Modi's meeting with Qatari ruler Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani at the CoP28 summit. The individuals, including highly decorated military personnel, were working for a private firm offering training services to Qatar's armed forces, adding complexity to this diplomatic and legal challenge. #QatarEspionageCase #IndianNavy #DiplomaticResolution #CommutedSentence #LegalAssistance #InternationalRelations #JusticePrevails ~PR.282~PR.100~CA.146~GR.121~HT.96~

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