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Qatar has delivered eight imprisoned previous Indian Naval force faculty almost three-and-a-half months after they were given over death penalties for a situation of thought undercover work.

The Service of Outer Undertakings (MEA) expressed seven of them had gotten back to India and that India valued the choice by the Amir of Qatar to empower the delivery and homecoming of the Indians.

"The Public authority of India invites the arrival of eight Indian nationals working for the Dahra Worldwide organization who were confined in Qatar," the MEA said.

"Seven out of them eight have gotten back to India. We value the choice by the Amir of the Territory of Qatar to empower the delivery and homecoming of these nationals," it said in a short explanation.

The Naval force veterans were on October 26 given capital punishments by Qatar's Court of First Occurrence. The Court of Allure in the Bay country on December 28 drove the death penalty and condemned them to imprison terms for differing lengths.

The Indian nationals, who worked with the privately owned business Al Dahra, were captured in August 2022 supposedly in a supposed instance of reconnaissance.

One of the Naval force veterans who got back from Qatar told a news organization, "We are exceptionally glad that we are back in India, securely. We express gratitude toward PM Modi as this was conceivable simply because of his own mediation."