The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is home to a large number of Indian expatriates, and it is not surprising that the number of Indian prisoners in the country is also significant. According to the latest figures released by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), there are a total of 8,437 Indian prisoners in foreign prisons, including under trials. Of these, the UAE has the maximum with 1,966 Indian prisoners including under trials, followed by 1,362 in Saudi Arabia and 1,222 in Nepal.
The MEA has been taking steps to ensure the safety and welfare of Indian prisoners abroad. In order to facilitate the repatriation of Indian prisoners, the MEA has set up a 24×7 helpline for their families. It also provides legal assistance to Indian prisoners in foreign countries, and has set up a legal aid fund to help them.
The Indian Embassy in the UAE has been working closely with the local authorities to ensure that the rights of Indian prisoners are respected. The Embassy has also set up a dedicated helpline to provide assistance to Indian prisoners in the UAE. The Embassy also works with the local authorities to facilitate the repatriation of Indian prisoners.
The UAE has also taken steps to ensure the welfare of Indian prisoners in the country. The UAE government has set up a dedicated Indian Prisoners Welfare Committee to look into the issues of Indian prisoners in the country. The committee is headed by the Indian Ambassador to the UAE and includes representatives from the Indian Embassy, the Indian Consulate in Dubai, and the Indian community in the UAE.
The UAE government has also taken steps to ensure that Indian prisoners are treated humanely. The UAE government has set up a special court to hear cases involving Indian prisoners. The court has the power to grant bail and other reliefs to Indian prisoners. The court also has the power to order the repatriation of Indian prisoners.
The UAE government has also taken steps to ensure that Indian prisoners are provided with medical care. The UAE government has set up a special medical facility for Indian prisoners in the country. The facility provides medical care to Indian prisoners, including those suffering from mental health issues.
The UAE government has also taken steps to ensure that Indian prisoners are provided with proper nutrition. The UAE government has set up a special nutrition program for Indian prisoners in the country. The program provides Indian prisoners with nutritious meals, including fruits and vegetables.
The UAE government has also taken steps to ensure that Indian prisoners are provided with education. The UAE government has set up a special education program for Indian prisoners in the country. The program provides Indian prisoners with access to educational materials, including books and computers.
The UAE government has also taken steps to ensure that Indian prisoners are provided with vocational training. The UAE government has set up a special vocational training program for Indian prisoners in the country. The program provides Indian prisoners with access to vocational training courses, including carpentry, welding, and other trades.
The UAE government has also taken steps to ensure that Indian prisoners are provided with proper legal representation. The UAE government has set up a special legal aid program for Indian prisoners in the country. The program provides Indian prisoners with access to legal aid, including legal advice and representation.
The UAE government has also taken steps to ensure that Indian prisoners are provided with proper rehabilitation. The UAE government has set up a special rehabilitation program for Indian prisoners in the country. The program provides Indian prisoners with access to rehabilitation services, including counseling and job training.
The UAE government has taken a number of steps to ensure the safety and welfare of Indian prisoners in the country. These steps have resulted in a significant reduction in the number of Indian prisoners in the UAE. As of 06-Apr-2023, there are 1,966 Indian prisoners in the UAE, a decrease of 6.7% from the previous year. This is a testament to the commitment of the UAE government to ensure the safety and welfare of Indian prisoners in the country.
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