A Huge Fraud with the Promise of Umrah and Jobs; Drugs Were Handed over in the Name of Food and Medicine; Eight Indians, Including a Malayali, Are in Prison in Saudi Arabia, Family Says They Are Facing Death Threats
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Eight Indians, including Umar Sherif from Thrissur, are in custody in Saudi Arabia for alleged involvement in a drug trafficking scheme.
Eight Indians, including a native of Thrissur, are facing the threat of death penalty in Saudi Arabia. Umar Sharif, a native of Thrissur Kochannur, and seven other people from West Bengal are stuck in Saudi Arabia. Eight Indians face the threat of death penalty in Saudi Arabia related news
Thrissur: Eight Indians, including a Malayali youth, are in jail on a complaint that they were lured into drug trafficking by promising them jobs and facilities to perform Umrah in Saudi Arabia. Umar Sharif, a native of Kochannoor, Thrissur, and seven other people from West Bengal are in jail after they were caught with drugs at the Jeddah airport. Umar Sharif's wife Hajara's complaint states that the prosecution has demanded the death penalty i…
A Kunnamkulam Kochannur native and six other state residents have been booked.
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