
In response to a question, Mr. Muraleedharan gave details on the distribution of Indian prisoners in overseas detention facilities. The country with the most Indian detainees is the United Arab Emirates (UAE), followed by Saudi Arabia (1,362) and Nepal (1,222).
The Ministry’s data on detained Indians, including those who are awaiting trial, according to Mr. Muraleedharan, and it is this information that has led to the alleged total of 8,343 inmates. He also emphasized the fact that India has TSP agreements in place with 31 countries, highlighting the government’s dedication to addressing the welfare and legal rights of Indian prisoners held abroad.
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