CBI Files Charge Sheets Against Two Indians in UAE and Bahrain Murder Cases
Following formal requests from Abu Dhabi and Manama, the agency leveraged diplomatic channels to gather evidence admissible in Indian courts.
Overview
- The CBI has charged Inder Jit Singh and Subhash Chander Mahla in a special New Delhi court for separate murders committed in the UAE and Bahrain.
- Inder Jit Singh is accused of fatally stabbing Rama Lingam Natesan in Abu Dhabi in 2008 over a disputed SIM card debt.
- Subhash Chander Mahla faces IPC Section 302 and 404 charges for killing his employer in Bahrain in 2011 after alleged mistreatment.
- Investigations were launched upon extradition and prosecution requests from UAE and Bahrain, with the MEA facilitating admissible evidence transfers.
- The prosecutions underscore the CBI’s role as the nodal agency for pursuing Indian nationals who commit serious crimes abroad.