Families of Indians killed in Russia war get SC relief
The Supreme Court of India has ordered the Ministry of External Affairs to appoint a nodal officer to assist families of Indian citizens killed in the Russia-Ukraine war. The court mandated support for DNA testing, compensation, and legal documentation to ensure the timely return of remains.
The Supreme Court has directed the Ministry of External Affairs to appoint a nodal officer to assist families in identifying and bringing home the remains of Indians killed while fighting in the Russia-Ukraine war. The court also ordered support for DNA testing, compensation claims, legal aid and documentation, while stressing that funeral rites should not be delayed.
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