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Justice delivered: How Indian agencies pooled resources to help a wronged Indian couple in Qatar

Justice delivered: How Indian agencies pooled resources to help a wronged Indian couple in Qatar By Anupam Pandey Amid the complete chaos of politically motivated cases and indictments in India, there still remains the silver lining of judgment, of powerful investigating agencies doing their duties as they should. An example of this came to light recently, when a newly wedded couple unknowingly fell into a drug-mule trap and spent two years in a Qatar jail, before Indian agencies secured their release and also caught the criminals. It is justice delivered, almost like a Bollywood movie script. It was the great work of the Narcotic Control Bureau (NCP), Mumbai Police, the PMO, the Foreign Ministry and the Indian Embassy in Qatar, who, all together, finally secured the release of the couple.

Mumbai couple returns home from Qatar after getting entangled in a drugs case

updated: Apr 15 2021, 19:26 ist It was an emotional homecoming for the Mumbai-based couple, Mohammad Shareeq and Oniba Qureshi, who were held in a drugs case in Qatar around two years ago.  For the parents of Oniba and Shareeq, it was a moment of  joy as they also welcomed Aayat, their grand-daughter, who was born in jail in a foreign land. “I cannot forget these two years,” said Shareeq. We were trapped and entangled in a case with which we had no connection even remotely, he said.  “Life was difficult…I was expecting….emotionally we had broken down,” said Oniba, however, adding that the jail authorities took care of her well during the pregnancy.

Mumbai couple, acquitted in Qatar drug case, to reach back home tomorrow

URL copied Mumbai couple, acquitted in Qatar drug case, to reach back home tomorrow After spending nearly two years in jail, the Indian couple convicted for 10-years in a drug trafficking case in Qatar, would soon return home after they were acquitted of the charges, a Narcotics Control Bureau official said on Tuesday. Mohammad Shareeq and his wife Oniba Kauser Shakeel Ahmed, who were held with hashish at Qatar airport on July 6, 2019 after landing there for their honeymoon trip, are expected to arrive at Mumbai airport in the early hours of Thursday, he said. The couple will arrive with their daughter who was born last year in prison in the Middle East nation. After the couple was convicted, Oniba s father Shakeel Ahmed had written to NCB Director General Rakesh Asthana on September 27, 2019, following which the agency started a probe into the case.

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