Qatar releases 8 ex-Indian Navy personnel; PM Modi 'personally supervised' case
India welcomed the release of eight former Navy personnel who were jailed in Qatar on espionage charges, and said Prime Minister Narendra Modi had personally supervised the developments in the case. The release of the Indians, who were sentenced to death in October 2023 and later had their sentences commuted, is a major diplomatic victory for India.
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