MP News: Eight Retired Indian Navy Officers Under House Arrest In Qatar, Officer's Sister Pleads With PM Modi For Help

An officer under house arrest in Qatar honored by the President – Photo : Digital

Expansion Eight retired officers of the Indian Navy are under house arrest in Qatar for the last two months. In this, the sister of an officer asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and CM Shivraj Singh have sought help.
Doctor Meetu Bhargava, sister of retired officer Purnendu Tiwari, who lives in Gwalior, says that her brother was last is under house arrest in Qatar for days. Neither is there any meeting with him nor can it be known how he is. For this, Dr. Mitu has demanded from the central and state government that his brother should be released at the earliest. Mitu Bhargava has tweeted to the government. He wrote in the tweet that his brother Purnendu Tiwari who is a retired officer from the Indian Army. He works with other executives for the Qatar-based company ‘Dahla Growl Technology and Consultancy Services’. His brother Purnendu is the Managing Director of the company. All these eight retired Indian Navy officers were on behalf of the company to provide training and other essential services to the Qatari Emiri Navy. The government there has suddenly placed eight retired officers under house arrest.
Mitu Bhargava says that eight retired Indians Navy officers. The company it all operates in, the company itself services Qatar Defense Security and other government agencies as well as local business partnerships. 11 Dr. Mitu Bhargava told that his brother Purnendu Tiwari was received from the then President Ram Nath Kovind in the year 2019. Honor Award has been received. Meetu said that it is not clear why these Indians have been detained and what are the charges against them. He has contacted many times for this information but no information is being received. That’s why he has requested the Prime Minister of the country Narendra Modi to protect his brother by tweeting.