PM Modi’s Efforts Strengthen India-UAE Relations
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s diplomatic efforts have led to the release of 500 Indian prisoners in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) ahead of Eid.
Following his instructions, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) coordinated with UAE authorities to ensure their freedom. This move highlights the strengthening ties between India and the Gulf nation.
India’s Global Diplomatic Success
According to government sources, the Modi government has secured the release of nearly 10,000 Indian nationals detained abroad over the past decade. Many of these successful interventions were possible due to PM Modi’s personal engagement with global leaders.
“These efforts reflect India’s growing diplomatic influence and the government’s dedication to protecting its citizens worldwide,” said an official.
Regular Pardons for Indian Prisoners in UAE
The UAE has consistently granted pardons to Indian prisoners:
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2024: 944 Indian prisoners were freed ahead of Eid and UAE National Day.
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2023: Over 700 Indian prisoners received pardons.
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2022: 639 Indian prisoners were released.
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2019: Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered the release of 850 Indian prisoners.
Strengthening India-Gulf Relations
This latest release underscores the deepening strategic partnership between India and the UAE. As India expands its global influence, such diplomatic achievements reaffirm its commitment to its citizens’ well-being.
