Rao urges UAE to accept appeals for mercy of Telangana workers detained in Dubai
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Telangana's minister of information technology and industries, KT Rama Rao, asked the UAE government on Monday to grant five Telangana residents requests for mercy who are being held in a Dubai jail. Dr Abdulnasser Alshaali, the UAE ambassador to India, met with the minister at Pragathi Bhavan to talk about international relations and business potential.
Rama Rao informed the
ambassador in a representation that Shivarathri Mallesh, Shivarathri Ravi,
Nampelli Venkati, Dandugula Laxman, and Shivarathri Hanmanthu were found guilty
and imprisoned in Dubai in relation to the 2005 death of a Nepalese national
named Dil Prasad Rai. They are all Rajanna Sircilla district natives.
The minister claims
that in 2013, he personally met with the Dil Prasad family in Nepal. He said
that the family had collected Rs 15 lakh in "Diyyah," or blood money,
from the Indian labourers as compensation and that they had given the Dubai
authorities the required paperwork. Even though this matter was brought up
repeatedly with the Indian embassy in the UAE and their Indian colleagues, the
UAE court rejected their requests for leniency.
According to KTR, the
UAE Prime Minister Sheik Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum must approve the five
Indian labourers' petition for mercy before they can be freed from Dubai's
Aweer Prison and sent home.
The two talked about
Telangana's investment potential, the state's startup environment, the
development of the IT industry and its related industries, and infrastructure
and government policies during the meeting. According to the minister's office,
the ambassador agreed to KTR's proposal to offer T-Hub to investors in the UAE.
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