Supreme Court Seeks Compensation Notice for Indians Killed in Russia War
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SC Directs MEA to Invite Claims for Indians Who Died in Russia
The Supreme Court has ordered the Ministry of External Affairs to issue a public notice for families of Indians who died fighting in the Russia-Ukraine war, seeking compensation. The court was informed that 51 Indians have died and 77 remain untraced.
SC asks MEA to invite kin of Indians killed in Russia to claim compensation - OrissaPOST
New Delhi: Observing that the right to seek compensation has to be enforced, the Supreme Court Wednesday asked the Ministry of External Affairs to consider issuing a public notice inviting families of Indians who have died while fighting in the Russia-Ukraine war to seek assistance and compensation. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), in its […]
The central government told the Supreme Court that it is continuously following up with the Russian authorities. The court also took cognizance of the issues of DNA identification, return of bodies and action against agents.
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