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Mr. Zahir Ashfaque Hajwani had approached Embassy today ( 04.06.2025) and submitted his request application to forward to local concerned authorities. The applicant was informed the draft response would be prepared and forwarded to local Indian authorities by the Embassy which will be copied to the applicant for reference to follow up.

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: githinpvarghese@gmail.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 4, 2025 4:04:50 PM
Subject: Re: Request for Support Regarding Resignation Process, Pending Salary and Passport

Dear Sir,

Please find your query below:

61 Anoop Nandakumar Githin P Varghese, 02/06/2025 03:34 Update received via email: githinpvarghese@gmail.com

Employer details provided.

Saif Al Suherhi - +968 99886258 Nassir Obied Al Badi - +968 99353238
HR Manager General Manager
Al Badi Investment Group LLC Al Badi Investment Group LLC

2. Reference to your trailing mail. The Embassy lodged complaint to Ministry of Labour on your request. The MOL reference no : 2506040061 - Saham. In further, you may contact us on Embassy toll free number 80071234 or visit Embassy during our working hours from Sunday to Thursday from 7am to 3.30pm for assistance.

Regards,

Akhil Joseph
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India. Muscat.

From: githinpvarghese@gmail.com
To: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>, "G.V. Srinivas" <amb.muscat@mea.gov.in>, "Ambassador Office Muscat" <amboffice.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Monday, June 2, 2025 3:14:53 PM
Subject: Re: Request for Support Regarding Resignation Process, Pending Salary and Passport

Dear Sir,
Thank you for your quick response.Please find the details below.

Saif Al Suherhi - +968 99886258 Nassir Obied Al Badi - +968 99353238
HR Manager General Manager
Al Badi Investment Group LLC Al Badi Investment Group LLC

On Mon, Jun 2, 2025 at 1:25 PM Shri Dhani Ram <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in> wrote:

Dear Sir,

Please find your query below:

44 45 108 02/06/2025 12:19 ?Received the query via email :

Good afternoon Sir,

I am Githin P Varghese, working as an HSE Advisor at Al Badi Investment Group LLC, Saham for the past 10 years. I submitted my resignation on 4th May 2025 through the company ERP system, and my residence card expired on 22nd April 2025.

Since last year, my brother has been undergoing cancer treatment. Due to his critical condition, I took 15 days of emergency leave starting from 17th September 2024. As his condition worsened, I extended my leave without pay until 25th February 2025. During this period, I was working online and I also requested to approve my leave without pay and release my pending salary from May 2024 to September 2024 to help cover the treatment expenses.

I returned to duty on 26th February 2025. After two weeks I received part of my pending salary specifically from May 2024 to August 2024 (4 months). However, the September 2024 salary is still holding with them. The company had revised the payment to be made in February 2025, but it remains unpaid.

Additionally, my parents are elderly and are the primary caregivers for my brother. Given the family situation, I submitted my resignation, but the company management has not accepted it. Today, again I discussed the matter with the HR Manager, and he informed me that I need to wait another five months to process my resignation.

I am ready to complete all handover procedures and fulfill my responsibilities, but my resignation is still not being accepted. At present, my salaries for September 2024, March 2025, April 2025, and May 2025 remain unpaid.

I would also like to highlight that the cost of air tickets is currently very high this week. I kindly request that, at the very least, my September 2024 salary be released and my passport returned, which is still in the company's custody.

My brother’s treatment is ongoing at CMC Hospital in Vellore, Tamil Nadu. He is currently undergoing immunotherapy in Kerala, which involves four injections that are very costly. Given these medical expenses, I once again requested the company to release my pending salaries.

Furthermore, during today’s discussion with the HR manager, he was informed that I will not be eligible for the full gratuity payment because I took four months leave without pay. Moreover, an additional deduction of OMR 97 had already been made from my salary for September 2024.

I sincerely request your kind intervention and support to resolve these matters at the earliest convenience.

Please find the relevant documents attached for your reference.

Thank you for your understanding and assistance.

With Regards,

Githin P Varghese

2. Reference to your trailing mail. Kindly provide your employer contact details for assistance.

Regards,

Akhil Joseph
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India, Muscat.

From: githinpvarghese@gmail.com
To: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>, "G.V. Srinivas" <amb.muscat@mea.gov.in>, "Ambassador Office Muscat" <amboffice.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Sunday, June 1, 2025 4:45:29 PM
Subject: Request for Support Regarding Resignation Process, Pending Salary and Passport

Good afternoon Sir,

I am Githin P Varghese, working as an HSE Advisor at Al Badi Investment Group LLC, Saham for the past 10 years. I submitted my resignation on 4th May 2025 through the company ERP system, and my residence card expired on 22nd April 2025.

Since last year, my brother has been undergoing cancer treatment. Due to his critical condition, I took 15 days of emergency leave starting from 17th September 2024. As his condition worsened, I extended my leave without pay until 25th February 2025. During this period, I was working online and I also requested to approve my leave without pay and release my pending salary from May 2024 to September 2024 to help cover the treatment expenses.

I returned to duty on 26th February 2025. After two weeks I received part of my pending salary specifically from May 2024 to August 2024 (4 months). However, the September 2024 salary is still holding with them. The company had revised the payment to be made in February 2025, but it remains unpaid.

Additionally, my parents are elderly and are the primary caregivers for my brother. Given the family situation, I submitted my resignation, but the company management has not accepted it. Today, again I discussed the matter with the HR Manager, and he informed me that I need to wait another five months to process my resignation.

I am ready to complete all handover procedures and fulfill my responsibilities, but my resignation is still not being accepted. At present, my salaries for September 2024, March 2025, April 2025, and May 2025 remain unpaid.

I would also like to highlight that the cost of air tickets is currently very high this week. I kindly request that, at the very least, my September 2024 salary be released and my passport returned, which is still in the company's custody.

My brother’s treatment is ongoing at CMC Hospital in Vellore, Tamil Nadu. He is currently undergoing immunotherapy in Kerala, which involves four injections that are very costly. Given these medical expenses, I once again requested the company to release my pending salaries.

Furthermore, during today’s discussion with the HR manager, he was informed that I will not be eligible for the full gratuity payment because I took four months leave without pay. Moreover, an additional deduction of OMR 97 had already been made from my salary for September 2024.

I sincerely request your kind intervention and support to resolve these matters at the earliest convenience.

Please find the relevant documents attached for your reference.

Thank you for your understanding and assistance.

With Regards,

Githin P Varghese
HSE Advisor

AL BADI INVESTMENT GROUP LLC
PO BOX:70, PC:319, SAHAM
SULTANATE OF OMAN

GSM: +96893603226
+96899615652
FAX: 26855744

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With Regards,

Githin P Varghese
HSE Advisor

AL BADI INVESTMENT GROUP LLC
PO BOX:70, PC:319, SAHAM
SULTANATE OF OMAN

GSM: +96893603226
+96899615652
FAX: 26855744

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Embassy official has informed Mr. Mohammed Niyazuddin via telephone 78715657 to provide the self contained complaint letter to be forwarded to the concerned Indian authority for necessary action. Awaiting the complaint letter to be received in the Embassy whatsapp number +968 9725 6983.

Embassy official contacted Mr. Gurdeep Singh via telephone at 77041508 and advised him to lodge a complaint with the Ministry of Labour, unless an amicable settlement could be reached with his employer. Mr. Gurdeep Singh acknowledged the advise and agreed to proceed accordingly.

visa status checked and it is confirmed she is on visit visa, visa expired. As Lakshmi Avala is not having her passport EC application is filled and under process. She will be repatriated shortly.

On 04.06.2025, the Embassy has issued No Objection Certificate (NOC) for local burial in Oman of late Mr. Ahamad Mehdi, Passport No: W6222388 who passed away on 02.06.2025. The Death Certificate has been issued to family and Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) letter to employer for purpose of final settlement. All the above-mentioned documents issued to Mr. Ibrahim Ottapalam (9982 9570) via WhatsApp for necessary action.

04/06/2025 at 15:17 pm

The Embassy has lodged a complaint via the Ministry of Labour’s portal under reference number REF2506040060, as requested by Mr. Aqib. It has been noted that the offer letter provided by the company significantly differs from the one sent to India, and the work promised in India is not consistent with the actual assignment. Consequently, Mr. Aqib has requested repatriation to India.The Embassy provided him its helpline/tollfree number for further assistance and details of Embassy’s empanelled law firm (if required).

Rule position:

As per the article 38 of local labour law of Oman, the parties to the employment contract—for contracts of an indefinite period—may terminate it at any time based on a legitimate reason by virtue of a notice addressed to the other party in writing before the date of termination by 30 (thirty) days for workers appointed on a monthly wage and 15 (fifteen) days for others, unless a longer period is agreed upon in the contract.

The Embassy have received the response from Employer via Email;

From: "mukesh gurjar" <mukesh.gurjar@altasnim.com>
To: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Cc: "kundan singh" <kundan.singh@altasnim.com>, "rajesh shah" <rajesh.shah@altasnim.com>, "jadva hirani" <jadva.hirani@altasnim.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 4, 2025 9:44:33 AM
Subject: Re: Documents of Deceased - JAI SINGH CHAUHAN, Holder of Passport No: N6634689

Dear Madam,

Good day!

As per the request, we are preparing the cheque in the name of the "Embassy of India, Muscat", and it will be submitted to the embassy at the earliest.

Please find attached a POA for your reference.

Thank you for your understanding.

Regards,
Mukesh Gurjar

The Embassy established contact with the applicant through whatsApp and he informed he is in possession of his original passport. Hence, the applicant was advised to book his ticket and travel to India immediately.

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: "kk shejilasajeev" <kk.shejilasajeev@gmail.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 5, 2025 8:01:50 AM
Subject: Re: Delay in dispensation of Insurance Payouts M/s Sur International Group.

Dear Sir/Madam,

This is with reference to your query, details are as follows:

Query No

Name of applicant

query

16 & 17
Late. Mr. Sajeev Kannan.
Our primary concern regarding the insurance payouts is the lack of transparency we have received from the organisation regarding the GLIP payouts in particular. As mentioned in the preceding e-mail, the settlement from the organisation is being paid to us via Post Dated cheques in 24 installments, (of which 6 such installments been paid, one in a month) as they had cited financial difficulties from their end.

However, this was only agreed upon due to the assurance from the organisation that the GLIP and the medical insurance payouts will be promptly sent to us as soon as they arrive, which they had claimed to be in about 2 months, and all the requisite documents pertaining to the same has been provided in the month of December 2024 as well. As mentioned in the correspondences recently received by you and by us from their end, there has not been any explicit mention of the GLIP payout, which is the more significant amount. Moreover, the GLIP claim has to be done within a certain timeline so as to prevent expiry of the same. Hence, we would highly appreciate it if you could provide us with some clarity from the organisation regarding the GLIP claim in particular and the current status of the same as we would like to know if any legal action regarding this issue would be recommended by you as we have waited for over 6 months, despite our extreme financial difficulties regarding the same.

2. As the Embassy conveyed earlier, Hotel Muscat Holiday (Sur International Group) is already pursuing with the compensation realization from the Insurance Company. If you are not satisfied with the company, the issue may kindly take up the legal channels.

Regards,

Shyni Manoj

Clerk

Community Welfare Wing

Embassy of India, Muscat

+968-24684500

The Embassy sent a whatsApp message to the applicant providing the complaint format and also requesting him to provide his passport and ID copy to forward his complaint to Indian authorities for necessary action.

[08:01, 6/5/2025] : Greetings from Embassy of India, Muscat. Kindly find below the format of the complaint to be forwarded to us for necessary action.
[08:01, 6/5/2025] : To,
The Superintendent of Police,
District, state, India, pin code

Through,
Embassy of India, Muscat

Subject :

Dear Sir,

Detailed complaint

Name
sign
contact no
Email ID

Attach your passport and ID card copy
[08:01, 6/5/2025]: Kindly forward signed complaint as per the format above with your passport and ID card copy to cw.muscat@mea.gov.in

On 04.06.2025, the Embassy has issued No Objection Certificate (NOC) for local burial in Oman of late Ms. Naseem Begum, Passport No: V9071850 who passed away on 03.06.2025. The Death Certificate has been issued to family. All the above-mentioned documents issued directly to Mr. Awadh (9982 9570) and to Mr. Sanathanan (9949 2790) via WhatsApp for necessary action.

On 04.06.2025, the Embassy has issued No Objection Certificate (NOC) for airlifting the mortal remains of late Mr. Abdul Nabi Carpenter, Passport No: T9503792 who passed away on 03.06.2025. The Death Certificate has been issued to family and Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) letter to employer for purpose of final settlement. All the above-mentioned documents issued directly to Mr. Hashim for necessary action.

On 04.06.2025, the Embassy has issued No Objection Certificate (NOC) for airlifting the mortal remains of late Master. Alwin Mark Kuriakose, Passport No: Y2770852 who passed away on 03.06.2025. The Death Certificate has been issued to family All the above-mentioned documents issued directly to Ms. Tina Thomas for necessary action.

On 05.06.2025, the Embassy has issued No Objection Certificate (NOC) for airlifting the mortal remains of late Ms. Remani Ramachandaran, Passport No: X7665148 who passed away on 04.06.2025. The Death Certificate has been issued to family. All the above-mentioned documents issued directly to Mr. Suneeth for necessary action.

Embassy official established contact employer via email:

From: Shri Dhani Ram <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Tuesday, June 3, 2025 2:27 PM
To: MANEESH BADR <maneesh@badralsamaahospitals.com>
Subject: Enquiry on the medical condition of Ms. Saranya kizhakkumpurathu (Passport No.C9898993)

Dear Mr. Maneesh,

This is with reference to the query we have received from the family of Ms. Saranya Kizhakkumpurath holder of Indian Passport Number : C9898993 expressing concern in her current medical condition and the treatments thus carried out requesting the immediate repatriation of Ms. Saranya Kizhakkumpurath.

2. In view of the above, you are hereby requested to provide the details of Ms. Saranya Kizhakkumpurath's medical condition and treatments carried out at the earliest with us so as to enable the smooth communication with the family.

Thanks & Regards
Jaseel Mon
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India, Muscat

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: skayesha2005@gmail.com
Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2025 8:43:59 AM
Subject: Re: Please send it to him

Dear Madam,

Please find your query below:

22/05/2025 08:00:08 skayesha2005@gmail.com Mr. Yaseen Farid Shaikh Nil Ref rsn685: My Husband (Yaseen Farid Shaikh) Sir what is the update about my husband please send my husband to India I request you that I need my husband very much I also have a small child sir please send it to him CW Email email message 902

2. Reference to your trailing mail. As informed Mr. Yaseen Farid Shaikh is currently under custody for drug case. The case is been pursued at the court. Hence, kindly find below the Embassy panel lawyer contact details for legal assistance.

1. M/s Rajab Al Kathiri & Associates Lawyers & Legal consultants:

Mr. Vivek Chandran, Indian lawyer (00968 96693972) Office Address: Jasmine Complex, Floor No. 2, Room No. 202, Al Khuwair, Muscat. Tel No. 00968 24787640/24796217, Fax No. 00968 24703387 E-mail address: kathiri3@omantel.net.om, vivek@rajbasso.com. Working Hours: 9am to 5pm

2. M/s Abdullah Al Nofli & Mohammed Al Tayeb & Co. Advocates:

Arbitration & Legal Consultants Mr. Rajeev V. Nair, Indian lawyer (00968 95484176) Office Address: No. 503, Fahad Plaza (Centre Point Building) MBD, Pent House, Ruwi, Muscat. P.O Box 1643, Postal Code 112 Ruwi. Tel No. 00968 24814299, 24812767, Fax No. 0968 24821266 E- mail address: info@amlawf.com Working Hours: 9am to 6pm

3. The W Law Firm:

Ms. Hiba, lawyer (00968 71555989) Office Address: Office No: 1- C, 1st Floor, Assarain Building, Madinat Al Sultan Qaboos, Sultanate of Oman Tel No: 00968 22375529/ 90902940/ 97116060 E mail id: m.alw.law@hotmail.com

4. M/s Dr Asad Al Hadhrami Law Firm

Mr. Girish Kumar A, Indian lawyer (00968 99818744) Office Address: Al Azaiba, 18th November Street, AlMashriq Building, Second Floor, Office No 23A, PO Box: 1602, P.C:132, Musact. Tel No: +968-95538857 E Mail ID:asadlawfirm@gmail.com, gireeshparambil@gmail.com Working Hours: 8am to 5pm.

5. M/S Moza Al Raqmi For Law Firm & Legal Consultants:

Mrs. Bindu Rani. K, Indian Lawyer( 00 968 94172859) Office Address: Al Iman Building, Third Floor, Office No: 33&34, Al Hail South, Al Seeb, Muscat, Tel No: 00968 95817000/00968 9485 7000, Fax No: 00968 2454 9913, E mail Address : info@morlaw-firm.com, bindu@morlaw-firm.com. Working Hours. 8 am to 5 pm.

Regards,

Akhil Joseph
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India, Muscat.

From: skayesha2005@gmail.com
To: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2025 6:47:04 AM
Subject: Please send it to him

On Thursday, 22 May 2025, Shaikh Ayesha Yaseen

My Husband (Yaseen Farid Shaikh) Sir what is the update about my husband please send my husband to India I request you that I need my husband very much I also have a small child sir please send it to him

An email response has been sent to the applicant, details are as follows:

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: surajrauniyar1000@gmail.com
Sent: Thursday, June 5, 2025 10:28:32 AM
Subject: Re: Subject: Request for Help – Work Visa and Passport Issue Respected Sir/Madam, My name is Suraj Kumar Rauniyar. I am working in National Plastic Factory, Al Wadi Al Kabir, Oman. The company has taken my passport and is forcing me to work under mental pressure. I am not being allowed to return to India. Passport No: P9779864 Civil ID: 38809197 I kindly request you to help me return to India and assist me in getting my passport back. Thank you. Yours faithfully, Suraj Kumar Rauniyar Mobile: [76427281] Current Location: [Al wadi Al kabir]

Dear Sir,

Reference to the trailing email, as informed by your end the matter has been amicably settled with your employer, henceforth your grievance is considered as settled at our end. You may contact Embassy through toll free number 80071234 or visit Embassy during our working hours, if any assistance is required in future.

Akhil Joseph
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India, Muscat.

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: surajrauniyar1000@gmail.com
Sent: Sunday, June 1, 2025 10:51:26 AM
Subject: Subject: Request for Help – Work Visa and Passport Issue Respected Sir/Madam, My name is Suraj Kumar Rauniyar. I am working in National Plastic Factory, Al Wadi Al Kabir, Oman. The company has taken my passport and is forcing me to work under mental pressure. I am not being allowed to return to India. Passport No: P9779864 Civil ID: 38809197 I kindly request you to help me return to India and assist me in getting my passport back. Thank you. Yours faithfully, Suraj Kumar Rauniyar Mobile: [76427281] Current Location: [Al wadi Al kabir]

Dear Sir,

Ref. your query below:

25 70 70 01/06/2025 09:52 Received via email: surajrauniyar1000@gmail.com.

I, Suraj Kumar Rauniyar, am currently employed at National Plastic Factory, Al Wadi Al Kabir, Oman on a work visa. My passport number is P9779864 and my visa number is 38809197.

I am facing extreme mental stress and physical pain for the last few days. My main problems are as follows:

1. I am feeling very suffocated and under mental stress.

2. I am not being allowed to go back home.

3. The company is forcing me to work.

4. I am being scolded repeatedly for not getting work.

5. The company has confiscated my passport for the last 10 days.

I am extremely distressed and want to return to India as soon as possible. Please take my situation seriously and provide me immediate help.

I will always be grateful for your help.

Yours sincerely,

**Suraj Kumar Rauniyar**

2. Kindly provide your employer contact details for assistance. In further, you may contact us on Embassy toll free helpline number 80071234 or approach Embassy during working hours from Sunday to Thursday 7 am to 3.30 pm for assistance.

Regards,

Akhil Joseph
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India, Muscat.

From: surajrauniyar1000@gmail.com
To: "Attache Consular" <cons.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Friday, May 30, 2025 5:18:29 PM
Subject: To: cons.muscat@mea.gov.in Subject: Request for Help – Work Visa and Passport Issue Respected Sir/Madam, My name is Suraj Kumar Rauniyar. I am working in National Plastic Factory, Al Wadi Al Kabir, Oman. The company has taken my passport and is forcing me to work under mental pressure. I am not being allowed to return to India. Passport No: P9779864 Civil ID: 38809197 I kindly request you to help me return to India and assist me in getting my passport back. Thank you. Yours faithfully, Suraj Kumar Rauniyar Mobile: [76427281] Current Location: [Al wadi Al kabir]

Email response has been received from the employer via email:

From: maneesh@badralsamaahospitals.com
To: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Wednesday, June 4, 2025 11:04:51 AM
Subject: Re: Enquiry on the medical condition of Ms. Saranya kizhakkumpurathu (Passport No.C9898993)

Good Day.....!!!!!
Dear Mr.Jaseel Mon,

Greetings from Badr Al Samaa Hospital, Sohar.

I hereby sending you the detailed and formal report regarding the medical condition of our newly joined staff member, Ms. Saranya Kizhakkumpurath, who joined Badr Al Samaa Hospital, Sohar on 24/05/2025 and commenced her duties on 25/05/2025.

You may review the neurologist’s medical report, MRI report with her treatment details for your reference.

Please feel free to reach out if you have any further questions or require additional information regarding this matter.

Thank you
Sincerely

Maneesh AM
Branch Head - Sohar

This query ID was generated test purpose only, to check the edit option in the portal. The original query ID No:63.

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: "king sajjad9999" <king.sajjad9999@gmail.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 5, 2025 9:08:46 AM
Subject: Re: Deteriorating health condition of Indian girl on employment visa

Dear Sir/Madam,

This is with reference to your query, details are as follows:

Q ID No.

Applicant name

Query

50

Ms. Shaik Reshma Begum

Respected Sir/Madam,

Greetings of the day.

As per telephonic conversation with Indian embassy in oman iam hereby sending attachments for your kind reference.
Please find the attachment with this mail.

The Indian citizen by name Shaik Reshma Begum is on employment visa as domestic servant whereas she was told that she will be as kitchen COOK by the agent and cheated her by misguiding her about work profile. I have given police complaint on Indian job consultant agent for his fraud.

She had allergic infection with that domestic work and health condition is getting worse day by day.
She is unable to bare the trauma and want to return to india.
She has having whatsapp number 8121711078 to contact her.

I request higher official to kindly intervene and take necessary action.
I remain grateful for your kind support.

2. The Embassy on receiving your complaint observed absence of required document for processing of your complaint to Ministry of Labour. It is kindly requested to provide the following documents for further necessary action, regarding registration of your complaint. You may contact Embassy through toll free number 80071234 or visit Embassy during our working hours (if required) from Sunday to Thursday (7am to 3.30pm) for further clarification. You are requesting to advise to provide the details given below:

Name of the applicant:

Passport or Resident card copy:

Contact No.

Loacl Agent Details:

Regards,

Puspanjali Nayak
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India, Muscat
Sultanate of Oman.

This query already registered with ref Query No:117, the update for this query is as follows

On 04.06.2025, the Embassy has issued No Objection Certificate (NOC) for local burial in Oman of late Ms. Naseem Begum, Passport No: V9071850 who passed away on 03.06.2025. The Death Certificate has been issued to family. All the above-mentioned documents issued directly to Mr. Awadh (9982 9570) and to Mr. Sanathanan (9949 2790) via WhatsApp for necessary action.

[09:18, 6/5/2025] Jaseel: Dear Mr. Baiju Sasidharan,

This is with reference to your query 91, the Embassy have received your petition along with your request related to you dispute in India.

2. Your request has been forwarded to the concerned authorities in India to take up the matter for further necessary action.

Thanks and Regards
Jaseel Mon
Embassy of India,
Muscat

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: sezawills@gmail.com
Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2025 10:28:22 AM
Subject: Re: Urgent Help Required – Harassment and Passport Seizure by Employer (Godrej & Khimji, Sohar)

Dear Maneesh,

Please refer to your trailing email regarding the complaint registration at the Ministry of Labour in Sohar. The Embassy would like to inform you that your grievance has been successfully registered with the Ministry of Labour, Sohar. The complaint reference number is REF2505210017. You are kindly requested to visit the Sohar Labour Office to obtain the hearing date and follow up on the proceedings.

For any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact the Embassy.

Regards,

Ibrahim Khan

Community Welfare Wing

Embassy of India.

The Embassy sent a whatsApp message to the applicant as follows:

[9:03 am, 05/06/2025] : Goodmorning sir,
[9:06 am, 05/06/2025] : Greetings from Embassy of India, Muscat.
Please note your query no 89.
This is to bring to your kind attention as your matter is been pursued with Ministry of Labour - Nizwa and your second hearing is issued on 23.06.2025. You are hereby requested to take up your matter through legal channel.
In further, You may contact Embassy through toll free number 80071234 or visit Embassy during our working hours (if required) from Sunday to Thursday (7am to 3.30pm) for further clarification.

Regards,

The Embassy official had advised the applicant to either settle the matter amicably with his employer or take up his matter with Ministry of labour for further assistance. The Embassy has mentioned to contact on toll free helpline number or approach Embassy ( if required) during our working days from Sunday to Thursday 7am to 3.30pm.

The Embassy had sent a whatsApp update to relative of Ms.Rubeda begum and his reply is mentioned below :

10:41 am, 05/06/2025] : Good morning.
Greetings from Embassy of India.

The matter of Ms. Rubeda Begum is been still pursued with local Oman authorities. Currently, clearance for travel is been awaited to facilitate her travel to India. The Embassy will keep you informed accordingly.

Regards,

[10:41 am, 05/06/2025] : Good morning Mam
[10:41 am, 05/06/2025] : Thanks For update ????

An email reply was already sent to RPO, Amritsar on 4 June, 2025.

We are trying to establish contact with mother regarding issuance of passport. Once the contact is established, we will intimate the applicant.

Applicant was informed to visit BLS with all relevant documents and apply for visa.

Police Verification Report is pending.

His Police Verification Report is adverse

05/06/2025 at 11:36 am

The Embassy register a complaint through Ministry of Labour’s portal with the reference number: REF2506050002, Salary and accommodation is not being provided by the employer and applicant requested for her repatriation to India. The Embassy provided her its helpline/tollfree number for further assistance and details of Embassy’s empanelled law firm (if required).

Rule position:

Article 104
The employer or his representative shall inform the worker before employing him of the dangers of his occupation and the means of protection he must take, and shall take the necessary precautions to protect workers during work from health hazards and occupational and machinery hazards, by:

1. Working to provide the necessary occupational safety and health requirements in the workplaces or the means he provides for workers to be able to perform their duties.

2. Ensuring that workplaces are always sanitary and meet the requirements of occupational safety and health.

3. Ensuring that machinery, parts, and equipment are installed and kept to the best safety requirements.

4. Providing the necessary training to familiarise workers with the risks associated with their occupations and the method to prevent them.

The employer shall not charge the worker or deduct from his wage any amount in return for providing this protection.

05/06/2025 at 11:51 am

The Embassy register a complaint through Ministry of Labour’s portal with the reference number: REF2506040043, Salary and accommodation is not being provided by the employer and applicant requested for her repatriation to India. The Embassy provided her its helpline/tollfree number for further assistance and details of Embassy’s empanelled law firm (if required).

Rule position:

Article 104
The employer or his representative shall inform the worker before employing him of the dangers of his occupation and the means of protection he must take, and shall take the necessary precautions to protect workers during work from health hazards and occupational and machinery hazards, by:

1. Working to provide the necessary occupational safety and health requirements in the workplaces or the means he provides for workers to be able to perform their duties.

2. Ensuring that workplaces are always sanitary and meet the requirements of occupational safety and health.

3. Ensuring that machinery, parts, and equipment are installed and kept to the best safety requirements.

4. Providing the necessary training to familiarise workers with the risks associated with their occupations and the method to prevent them.

The employer shall not charge the worker or deduct from his wage any amount in return for providing this protection.

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: alitabrej242@gmail.com
Sent: Thursday, June 5, 2025 1:34:22 PM
Subject: Re: - Request for full and final service settlement PR#7134

Dear sir,

Please find query below :

Mr. Tabrej Ali 05/06/2025 09:21 The query has been received multiple times via email, and an Embassy official has already responded before. The email conversation is as follows:

From: alitabrej242@gmail.com
To: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Wednesday, June 4, 2025 4:11:37 PM
Subject: Re: - Request for full and final service settlement PR#7134

Follow-Up on Urgent Assistance Request

Hi Mr. Akhil,

I am writing to follow up on my earlier communication regarding the urgent assistance I require surrounding harassment, passport issues, and unpaid dues from my previous employer. As previously mentioned, I have provided the contact details of my HR representative, Miss Amira (+96622058165 / +96822058130), and Mr. Sajeev, the project manager (+96894108885).

To recap, my passport was withheld, and I deposited 75 Omani Riyals as security. While my passport was eventually released, I have yet to receive my annual leave pay and final settlement, nor has the passport security amount been reimbursed. Despite multiple attempts to address this directly with the employer and individuals involved, no resolution has been achieved.

Additionally, it appears falsified documents have been submitted to claim that I received all my dues, which is untrue. My bank statements clearly demonstrate that no payments have been made to me by the company.

I kindly request your intervention in contacting these individuals to resolve this matter promptly. Your assistance is critical in ensuring my rightful dues are secured and addressing the distressing situation I have endured.

Thank you for your continued attention to this matter.

Best Regards
Tabrej Ali

On Tue, 13 May 2025 at 12:43, Tabrej Ali <alitabrej242@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Mr. Akhil,

I am writing to follow up on my previous correspondence regarding the distressing situation involving harassment, passport issues, and unpaid dues. As mentioned earlier, I have provided the necessary employer contact details, including those of Miss Amira (+96622058165 / +96822058130) and Mr. Sajeev (+96894108885), for your reference and timely intervention.

Given the urgency of this matter, I kindly request an update regarding any progress or actions taken to address these concerns. Resolving this issue promptly would mean a great deal to me, as it involves not only my rightful dues but also the resolution of an emotionally troubling experience.

Thank you once again for your time and support. Please let me know if any additional information is required or if I can assist further in expediting this process.

Best regards,
Tabrej Ali

On Thu, 17 Apr 2025 at 12:11, Tabrej Ali <alitabrej242@gmail.com> wrote:
Thank you for your assistance.

On Thu, 17 Apr 2025 at 11:20, Shri Dhani Ram <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in> wrote:
Sir,

Greetings from Embassy of India, Muscat !!

Reference to your trailing mail. The Embassy established contact with your employer Ms. Amira (HR) and she informed the matter will be taken up with the higher management and she will do the needful as per your request. The Embassy will follow up the matter and revert. In further, you may contact us on Embassy toll free helpline number 80071234 for assistance.

Regards,

Akhil Joseph
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India, Muscat.

From: alitabrej242@gmail.com
To: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2025 2:16:05 PM
Subject: Re: - Request for full and final service settlement PR#7134

Dear Mr. Akhil,

Thank you for your email. I appreciate your assistance and will provide the employer contact details, my HR Miss Amira +96622058165 /+96822058130
Subject: Urgent Assistance Regarding Harassment, Passport Issues, and Unpaid Dues,

I am writing to you with an urgent request for assistance regarding a distressing situation I experienced with two individuals. They harassed and troubled me significantly. Furthermore, they withheld my passport, preventing me from returning to India.

When I deposited Omani riyal 75 instead of the passport, they misrepresented it as a security deposit. To date, I have not received any money from the company, including my annual leave pay and final settlement. Mr. Sajeev project Manager +96894108885 he is Received 75 omani riyal then released my passport

I have reason to believe that these individuals have submitted falsified documents to the company, claiming that I have received all my dues. This is untrue, and my bank statements will clearly demonstrate that I have never received any payments from the company.

I implore you to please contact these individuals and help me resolve this matter. I would be immensely grateful for your intervention and support in securing my rightful dues and addressing the harassment I endured.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,

Tabrej Ali

Best regards.
Tabrej Ali

On Wed, 16 Apr 2025 at 12:19, Shri Dhani Ram <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in> wrote:
Sir,

Reference to your trailing mail. Kindly provide your employer contact details for assistance.

Regards,

Akhil Joseph
CW Wing
EOI, Muscat.

From: alitabrej242@gmail.com
To: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Friday, March 28, 2025 3:12:24 AM
Subject: Fwd: Request for full and final service settlement PR#7134

Greetings…

Dear Sir
For your information

Please Do the Needful your cooperation is Highly appreciated

Thank you
Regards
Tabrej Ali

---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Tabrej Ali <alitabrej242@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Mar 28, 2025 at 2:01 AM
Subject: Fwd: Request for full and final service settlement PR#7134
To: Sajeev <sajeev@genetco.net>, Rca Mosques Seeb <rca-mosques.seeb@genetco.net>
CC: Amira Al Balushi <amira.albalushi@genetco.net>

Hello,

I am writing to inquire about the status of my full and final settlement, as well as the passport security amount that I remitted to Mr. Sanjeev.

As per our employment contract, I kindly request that you provide me with my full and final settlement as soon as possible.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Tabrej Ali <alitabrej242@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Mar 28, 2025 at 1:57 AM
Subject: Re: Request for full and final service settlement PR#7134
To: <bashirali@genetco.net>

Hello,

I am writing to inquire about the status of my full and final settlement, as well as the passport security amount that I remitted to Mr. Sanjeev.

As per our employment contract, I kindly request that you provide me with my full and final settlement as soon as possible.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

On Fri, Mar 28, 2025 at 1:51 AM Tabrej Ali <alitabrej242@gmail.com> wrote:
Greetings...

For your information

Still I'm not received my full and final settlement and passport security amount I give to Mr Sanjeev passport security amount

I have requested to you please provide my full and finel settlement as per employment contract

Your cooperation is highly appreciated

Thank you

Regards
Tabrej Ali

---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Tabrej Ali <alitabrej242@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Mar 28, 2025, 1:49 AM
Subject: Fwd: Request for full and final service settlement PR#7134
To: Amira Al Balushi <amira.albalushi@genetco.net>

Greetings...

For your information

Still I'm not received my full and final settlement and passport security amount I give to Mr Sanjeev passport security amount

I have requested to you please provide my full and finel settlement as per employment contract

Your cooperation is highly appreciated

Thank you

Regards
Tabrej Ali

---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Tabrej Ali <alitabrej242@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, Jul 9, 2023, 7:59 PM
Subject: Request for full and final service settlement PR#7134
To: Sajeev <sajeev@genetco.net>, Rca Mosques Seeb <rca-mosques.seeb@genetco.net>, Rca-MosquesSeeb.Engr <Rca-MosquesSeeb.Engr@genetco.net>
Cc: Priyen <priyen@genetco.net>, <amira.albalushi@genetco.net>

Dear Sir

Assalamu Alaikum as I have talked to you. According to him, the management does not want to keep me in work because I could not reach the company on time. Because of this the management is not willing to keep me any more as I had talked to you. According to that whatever my full and final settlement money is made and the security money I had given for the passport. 75 riyals, please send all that money to my bank account which is in India

Sir I am requesting you again. If you have any project and any work for me or if you can engage me in any project, then it would be very kind of you to invite me to Oman. I will come. When you tell me, I will come after getting the ticket and you do not have it. There is no project or work. It doesn't matter to me. You get my full and final settlement done as soon as possible. I will be eternally grateful to you for this. Thank you!

Please find the Attachment

Thank you

Best Regards
125

2. Please find below response from your employer. Hence, if you are not satisfied with the company, the issue may kindly be taken up with the legal channel.

EMAIL RESPONSE FROM COMPANY :

Dear Mr. Tabrej,

Greetings. Kindly be noted that the Indian embassy has informed us to let you know about the submission of the concerned documents with regards to your claim that you were stuck in India, due to Civil case and you had received a court order as well.

After your submission, we will be approaching the embassy again and engage with them for further process.

Hope the above mail is clear for your understanding.

Best Regards,

Sambasivan V

Deputy Manager

PO Box 3139, PC 112, Darsait

Muscat, Sultanate of Oman

Tel : +968 2205 8042

GSM : +968 79317721

Fax : +968 2470032

Email : sambasivan@genetco.net

Web : www.genetco.net

Regards,

Akhil Joseph
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India, Muscat.

visa status checked and it is confirmed she is on visit visa, visa expired. As Ratna Kumari is not having her passport EC application is filled and under process. She will be repatriated shortly.

05.06.2025 at 12:35PM

Ms. Ratna Kumari came on visit visa which was expired she requested for repatriation she is not having her passport, EC application is filled and under process. She will be repatriated shortly.

Rule Position:

As per current Amnesty 2025: Oman implemented an amnesty program for migrant workers, granting them a chance to rectify their residency status or transfer to new employers without paying fines for expired visas or overstaying.

Eligibility: The amnesty primarily targeted foreign nationals with expired visas or those who had overstayed their permits.
Waiver: The program waived fines associated with expired visas or overstaying.

05.06.2025 At 12:44PM

The Embassy register a complaint through Ministry of Labour’s portal with the reference number: REF2506050003, Salary and accommodation is not being provided by the employer and applicant requested for her repatriation to India. The Embassy provided her its helpline/tollfree number for further assistance and details of Embassy’s empanelled law firm (if required).

Rule position:

Article 104
The employer or his representative shall inform the worker before employing him of the dangers of his occupation and the means of protection he must take, and shall take the necessary precautions to protect workers during work from health hazards and occupational and machinery hazards, by:

1. Working to provide the necessary occupational safety and health requirements in the workplaces or the means he provides for workers to be able to perform their duties.

2. Ensuring that workplaces are always sanitary and meet the requirements of occupational safety and health.

3. Ensuring that machinery, parts, and equipment are installed and kept to the best safety requirements.

4. Providing the necessary training to familiarise workers with the risks associated with their occupations and the method to prevent them.

The employer shall not charge the worker or deduct from his wage any amount in return for providing this protection

Embassy official has replied to Mr. Nawaf Hani Al Bahrani via email.

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: nba7rani@albahranigroup.om
Sent: Thursday, June 5, 2025 3:11:48 PM
Subject: Fwd: Urgent: Request for Immediate Processing of FE Registration – Employee Stranded at Airport

Dear Sir,

This is with reference to your query, details are as follows:

Mr. Nawaf Hani Al Bahrani, Al Bahrani Group of Companies 05/06/2025 02:10 Query received via email:
Subject: Urgent: Request for Immediate Processing of FE Registration – Employee Stranded at Airport

2. Under the scrutiny of your online application for company registration with eMigrate, bearing ARN: PT8694303, it has been found that the CR number provided in the application is incorrect, and the request letter uploaded is not in the correct format. Hence, you are requested to submit a request with the Embassy to cancel the above-mentioned reference number and re-apply with the correct information and documents.

Regards,

Anoop Nandakumar
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India, Muscat

Ref. Q ID No. 133 requesting for the issuing of required document for local cremation of mortal remains in respect of late Mr. Bakul Prabhashanker Mehta, Passport No: Z5145670, who passed away on 04.06.2025

2. On 05.06.2025, Embassy has issued all necessary documents such as No Objection Certificate (NOC), death certificate, condolence letter from the Embassy and handed over to Mr. Deepesh Mehta in order to facilitate the local cremation of the mortal remains of late Mr. Bakul Prabhashanker Mehta

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: "Branch Sectt Kolkata" <hobs.kolkata@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Thursday, June 5, 2025 3:48:47 PM
Subject: Re: regarding Ms. Mejeda Bibi

Dear Sir/Madam,

This is with reference to your query, details are as follows:

Q ID No.

Name

Issue

132

Ms. Mejeda Bibi

My courteous request is that, I am Sabira Khatun, Aadhaar No. 983042872090, W/O - Minarul Sk, Village and
Post - Khosbaspur, P.S - Kandi, District - Murshidabad, Pin - 742136, Mobile No. - 7384837975. My mother
Majeda Bibi, W/O - Soharav Sekh, Passport No. - U9218220, Visa No. 29567797, Village - Batidanga, PostGobarhati, P.S - Kandi, District - Murshidabad, Pin - 742136, Mobile No. - 8433968188. My mother, Majeda
Bibi used to work as a maid in Mumbai. There a broker Asmaul Haque Mobile No. 84518 90323 takes my
mother to Oman on 4th May, 2025. He tempts my mother about High salary, less work hours, less pressure, good
environment and proper food and health. The broker paid and arranged the VISA and passport requirements for
my mother. Additionally, for earning trust, he provided a Punjab Nationa Bank cheque of Rs 50,000 Branch
Gokarna, Account Number 1707200100006079, IFSC No. - PUNB0170720, Name of the Account Holder M??.
Asmaul Haque as an example of her new salary. But now, Reality is totally contrasting. She is working 15 to16
hrs a day doing all kinds of household works, starting dishwashing, house cleaning, cooking, babysitting, garden
cleaning, etc. She is also being physically tortured by the owner. She is totally helpless and physically unfit just
in a short span of time she informed me via phone. We want to bring her back to India. But we are economically
weak the broker demands 2 Lakh Rs for bringing her back Paying that much is impossible for our already
suffering family.
I, contact with an famous NGO, Karna-Subarna Welfare Society, Vill - Prantickpara, Post - Chaltia, P.S
Berhampore, Dist.- Murshidabad, Pin - 742407, Mobile No. and Whatsapp No. (+91) 94348 56496 E-mail:
kws samity@rediffmail.com. They apply to the Indian High Commission in online. The Grievance Id
OMOPHY110513725, Date 14.05.2025.
Therefore we pray you to kindly manage to send my mother back to India

2. The Embassy on receiving your complaint observed absence of required document for processing of your complaint to Ministry of Labour. It is kindly requested to provide the following documents for further necessary action, regarding registration of your complaint. You may contact Embassy through toll free number 80071234 or visit Embassy during our working hours (if required) from Sunday to Thursday (7am to 3.30pm) for further clarification. Kindly provide the following details/documents:

Sponsor's details/ID:

Local ID number:

Local contact number of Ms. Mejeda Bibi:

Regards,

Rasha al Omairi

Clerk

Community Welfare Wing

Embassy of India Muscat

+96824684500

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: "Sant Balbir Singh" <santbalbir.singh@nic.in>
Cc: "Karanbir Singh Chohan" <inf.muscat@mea.gov.in>, "G.V. Srinivas" <amb.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Thursday, June 5, 2025 3:39:52 PM
Subject: Re: Urgent Request for Assistance in Securing the Safe Return of IInjured Indian Girl, Karamjit

Dear Sir/Madam,

Kind attn.: Office of Sant Balbir Singh Ji, Hon'ble Member of Parliament Rajya Sabha

This is with reference to the trailing email regarding the case of Ms. Karamjit.

2. Embassy of India, Muscat on receiving of case of Ms. Karamjit took up the matter with the local authorities and ascertained the whereabouts of Ms. Karamjit. In the process of perusing the case, it came to knowledge of the Embassy that a theft case was registered against Ms. Karamjit by her agent. Subsequently, Hon'ble court had found her guilty and issued a judgment for six month custody. After completion of the sentence the travel documents were handed over to ROP to facilitate her repatriation. She will be traveling to India (Delhi) on 17.06.2025 (air ticket is attache for your reference).

4. The Embassy of India, Muscat, remains committed to the welfare of our community abroad and will continue to extend all possible support to Ms. Karamjit.

Warm regards,

Karanbir Singh Chohan
Third Secretary (L&CW)
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India
Muscat

Ref. Q ID No. 134 requesting for the issuing of required document for airlifting the mortal remains in respect of late Mr. Bekal Sheikh Mahmood, Passport No: S5490046, who passed away on 04.06.2025

2. On 05.06.2025, Embassy has issued all necessary documents such as No Objection Certificate (NOC), death certificate, condolence letter from the Embassy & SOP letter to employer for final settlement are handed over to Mr. Siraj Khan in order to facilitate the airlifting the mortal remains of late Mr. Bekal Sheikh Mahmood.

Embassy official has replied to Mr./Ms. Sudhi N.T for the Query ID No:110 via email:

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: sudhintotp@gmail.com
Sent: Thursday, June 5, 2025 4:08:57 PM
Subject: Re: Request for Original Postmortem Report of Late Sujin Njarapadathu Thankavelu

Dear Sir/ Madam,

With reference to the trailing mail and query ID No. 110 regarding the issuance of postmortem report in respect of Late Mr. Sujin Njarapadathu Thankavelu, Passport No: W5061933, who passed away on 09.02.2025.

110
Late Mr. Sujin Njarapadathu Thankavelu 04/06/2025 10:57
Query received via email from the brother of the late Mr. Sujin Njarapadathu Thankavelu. The relevant documents, as mentioned in the content below, were attached to the email.

From: sudhintotp@gmail.com
To: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Tuesday, June 3, 2025 6:41:03 PM
Subject: Request for Original Postmortem Report of Late Sujin Njarapadathu Thankavelu

2. The Embassy would like to inform you that, the Embassy has received the request from family of the deceased (attached herewith for your reference) and accordingly issued No Objection Certificate (NOC) for airlifting the mortal remains without performing postmortem. Hence, postmortem was not conducted.

3. In the view of above, the postmortem report is not available with this Embassy.

Regards,

Renuka Tresa
Clerk
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India, Muscat

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Ref. Q ID No. 135 requesting for the issuing of required document for airlifting the mortal remains in respect of late Mr. Mohammad Shahabuddin Ansari, Passport No: I0309462, who passed away on 05.06.2025

2. On 07.06.2025, Embassy has issued all necessary documents such as No Objection Certificate (NOC), death certificate, condolence letter from the Embassy & SOP letter to employer for final settlement are handed over to Mr. E K Sadique in order to facilitate the airlifting the mortal remains of late Mr. Mohammad Shahabuddin Ansari

Ref. Q ID No. 136 requesting for the issuing of required document for airlifting the mortal remains in respect of late Mr. Mr. Zahid Ali, Passport No: W1417969, who passed away on 06.06.2025

2. On 07.06.2025, Embassy has issued all necessary documents such as No Objection Certificate (NOC), death certificate, condolence letter from the Embassy & SOP letter to employer for final settlement are handed over to Mr. E K Sadique in order to facilitate the airlifting the mortal remains of late Mr. Zahid Ali

Confirmation has been sent to the bank.

Please visit BLS branch at Muscat for attestation of POA. You may also meet one of the Embassy officers/officials in BLS for any query/concerns.

Embassy official has replied to Mr. Abhay Tiwari for the Query ID No:143 via email:

Subject: Fwd: ATENTION: : Regarding Death claim Case of Late Mr. Santhosh Kumar Tiwari (MUS/ 436/756/2021).

Dear Mr. Abhay Tiwari,

With reference to your email dated 5th June 2025, please find the trailing mail for the latest update received from the law firm regarding the death claim in respect of Late Mr. Santhosh Kumar Tiwari (Case No. MUS/436/756/2021).

2. You are kindly requested to liaise directly with the law firm for ongoing updates concerning the case. We would appreciate it if you could keep us in copy (CC) on all future correspondence for our records.

Warm regards,
Jaseel Mon
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India, Muscat

From: "hiba koya" <hiba.koya@wahaibifirm.law>
To: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Cc: info@wahaibifirm.law, "mohammed alwahaibi" <mohammed.alwahaibi@wahaibifirm.law>
Sent: Thursday, May 1, 2025 9:41:51 AM
Subject: Re: ATENTION: : Regarding Death claim Case of Late Mr. Santhosh Kumar Tiwari (MUS/ 436/756/2021).

Dear Sir,

I hope this message finds you well.

We would like to bring to your attention recent changes introduced by the Supreme Judicial Council of Oman that affect the ongoing road accident cases. The court has launched a new portal for legal case updates, and as a result, previously filed execution cases are no longer accessible or trackable through the new system.

In addition, as per the updated regulation from the Notary of Oman, all Powers of Attorney (POAs) issued outside Oman—specifically those from India—must now be re-registered within Oman in order to remain valid for legal purposes. This is now a mandatory step for all related cases.

Furthermore, as part of the re-registration process:

We are required to collect valid ID copies of the legal heirs involved in each case.

For claims that have been transferred within the court system, the authorities are now also requesting the newly registered POAs as a condition for further processing.

We have initiated the necessary procedures for all affected cases accordingly.

For more information, please refer to the official announcement here:

https://www.thearabianstories.com/2025/03/20/supreme-judicial-council-launches-service-for-registering-powers-of-attorney-issued-outside-oman/

Please do not hesitate to reach out should you need any further clarification or support regarding this matter.

Warm regards

HIBA M KOYA
Manager Litigation Department
hiba.koya@wahaibifirm.law,info@wahaibifirm.law
+968 99871182 ,+968 71555989,+968 71555982
THE W LAWFIRM, Office#C1-1st Floor,
SSW Building MQ- Sultanate of Oman
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Update received via email:

From: "adv manojvasanthsekar" <adv.manojvasanthsekar@gmail.com>
To: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Thursday, June 5, 2025 12:42:14 PM
Subject: Re: Urgent Assistance Required – Indian Citizen Detained Beyond Court Sentence in Muscat | RSN : 940

Dear Sir/Madam,

Thank you for your response.

We would like to provide further details regarding Mr. Sathish Kumarm urugan’s situation:

Passport Number: J7692485

Civil Number (as per Resident Card): 95023399

Current Location: Detained in Sumail Central Prison, Oman

We currently only possess a copy of his passport and resident card.

We are extremely concerned as we have no clear information about the police station or the charges involved. All proceedings have been handled by his employer, Mr. Pivis, who initially took INR 1.10 lakhs from Mr. Sathish’s parents, claiming it was for legal/advocate fees. He is now demanding an additional INR 8 lakhs, stating that only upon payment will Mr. Sathish be released from jail.

Mr. Pivis’ contact number is: +968 92044637

We are completely unaware of the actual situation and feel helpless. We respectfully request the Embassy’s assistance in:

Confirming the details of Mr. Sathish’s detention.

Verifying the legal situation and any official charges.

Advising us on the next steps we should take.

Helping ensure Mr. Sathish receives fair treatment and legal support.

We kindly urge you to investigate and support us during this difficult time. We are very worried and seek your guidance on how to proceed further.

Thank you for your support.

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: "Arun . Kumar" <useamo@mea.gov.in>
Cc: maheshhuda@gmail.com
Sent: Sunday, June 8, 2025 9:11:39 AM
Subject: Urgent Request to Return to India for Medical Treatment Due to Critical Health Condition

Dear Sir/Madam,

This is with reference to your query, details are as follows:

Q. ID No.:111

Applicant name: Mr. Mahesh Kumar

Date and time: 04/06/2025

Complaint/issue:

From: maheshhuda@gmail.com
To: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Tuesday, June 3, 2025 6:46:29 PM
Subject: Re: Urgent Request for Emergency Certificate and Repatriation

Subject: Humble Request for Humanitarian Support and Issuance of Emergency Certificate – Urgent Health and Family Crisis

Respected Sir/Madam,

I am writing this letter with utmost respect and urgency to bring to your kind attention my critical personal and medical situation. I, Mahesh Kumar, an Indian citizen currently residing in Salalah, Oman, am facing serious health issues and an increasingly distressing family crisis. Despite my medical condition, I am under immense pressure from my employer, and my prolonged stay away from home has caused severe emotional and financial hardship to my family in India.

Yesterday, I was sent to work despite my poor health. I left at 5:30 AM and returned around 10:15 PM. Today, I woke up with fever and severe cough, and I immediately informed the engineer via message that I was unwell and unable to attend work. I visited a pharmacy around 12:00 PM and rested due to weakness.

At around 3:00 PM, I received a phone call from my employer, who accused me of pretending and used inappropriate language, despite knowing about my heart condition and recent health reports. This mental and physical pressure in my condition is extremely dangerous.

If anything unfortunate happens to me due to health complications or stress-related issues, I must respectfully state that the responsibility will lie with those who failed to act in time, including my employer and those who could have intervened on humanitarian grounds.

I am not refusing responsibilities or trying to violate any rules. I humbly request MEA to kindly issue necessary instructions to the Embassy of India in Oman to:

1. Communicate with my employer directly and explain that due to my current medical condition, I am genuinely unable to continue working.

2. Issue an Emergency Certificate based on my present situation and the court-issued Tanazul (Case No. 21243/2024), so I may return home peacefully and legally.

I have already submitted my latest medical reports as evidence of my condition. This is a sincere plea made purely on humanitarian grounds, and I appeal to your office for urgent and compassionate intervention.

Thank you for your understanding and support.

With deepest respect,
Mahesh Kumar
Indian Citizen – Salalah, Oman
Phone/WhatsApp: +968 7862 4171
Email: maheshhuda@gmail.com

2. Embassy officials established contact with Mr. Mahesh Kumar, who has been working with his sponsor for 20 months. It is learnt that, Mr. Kumar is facing some issues such as excessive work beyond the scope of work and non-providing of medical facilities. Embassy advised him to take up the matter with the local authorities, however, he is reluctant to file the complaint in MOL, instead he agreed to resolve the issue amicably. He has also been advised to contact the Embassy through toll free number 80071234 or visit Embassy during working hours (if required) from Sunday to Thursday (7am to 3.30pm), if required.

Warm regards,

Dinesh Kumar Rana
Attache (L&CW-II)
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India, Muscat
+968-24684522

From: maheshhuda@gmail.com
To: "EAM" <eam@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Tuesday, June 3, 2025 8:14:25 PM
Subject: Re: Urgent Request to Return to India for Medical Treatment Due to Critical Health Condition

Subject: Humble Request for Humanitarian Support and Issuance of Emergency Certificate – Urgent Health and Family Crisis

Respected Sir/Madam,

I am writing this letter with utmost respect and urgency to bring to your kind attention my critical personal and medical situation. I, Mahesh Kumar, an Indian citizen currently residing in Salalah, Oman, am facing serious health issues and an increasingly distressing family crisis. Despite my medical condition, I am under immense pressure from my employer, and my prolonged stay away from home has caused severe emotional and financial hardship to my family in India.

Yesterday, I was sent to work despite my poor health. I left at 5:30 AM and returned around 10:15 PM. Today, I woke up with fever and severe cough, and I immediately informed the engineer via message that I was unwell and unable to attend work. I visited a pharmacy around 12:00 PM and rested due to weakness.

At around 3:00 PM, I received a phone call from my employer, who accused me of pretending and used inappropriate language, despite knowing about my heart condition and recent health reports. This mental and physical pressure in my condition is extremely dangerous.

If anything unfortunate happens to me due to health complications or stress-related issues, I must respectfully state that the responsibility will lie with those who failed to act in time, including my employer and those who could have intervened on humanitarian grounds.

I am not refusing responsibilities or trying to violate any rules. I humbly request MEA to kindly issue necessary instructions to the Embassy of India in Oman to:

1. Communicate with my employer directly and explain that due to my current medical condition, I am genuinely unable to continue working.

2. Issue an Emergency Certificate based on my present situation and the court-issued Tanazul (Case No. 21243/2024), so I may return home peacefully and legally.

I have already submitted my latest medical reports as evidence of my condition. This is a sincere plea made purely on humanitarian grounds, and I appeal to your office for urgent and compassionate intervention.

Thank you for your understanding and support.

With deepest respect,
Mahesh Kumar
Indian Citizen – Salalah, Oman
Phone/WhatsApp: +968 7862 4171
Email: maheshhuda@gmail.com

On Mon, Jun 2, 2025, 11:30 Mahesh Kumar <maheshhuda@gmail.com> wrote:
I would like to share that I am the only earning member of my family. I have two children, and both of my elderly parents suffer from blood pressure and diabetes. My prolonged absence and inability to return is causing extreme emotional and financial distress to my family. In such a vulnerable situation, if any unfortunate incident happens, I humbly ask, who will take responsibility for my life and my family’s suffering?

I once again request the Embassy to kindly speak to my employer directly and explain that my current health condition does not allow me to continue. I am not refusing responsibility or trying to break any rules—I only ask for humanitarian consideration and support during this critical time.

If the Embassy can kindly issue an Emergency Certificate based on my situation and the court-issued Tanazul (Case No. 21243/2024), I will be able to leave peacefully and legally.

I sincerely thank you once again for your continued understanding and appeal to you to consider this as a humanitarian case deserving of compassion and swift resolution.

With deepest respect,
Mahesh Kumar
Indian Citizen – Salalah, Oman
Phone/WhatsApp: +968 7862 4171
Email: maheshhuda@gmail.com

On Thu, May 29, 2025, 08:58 Mahesh Kumar <maheshhuda@gmail.com> wrote:
Respected Sir/Madam,

Thank you for your response.

With due respect, I have already shared several times that I am unable to approach the concerned authorities myself due to my poor health and fear of possible confrontation with my employer.

If there is no way the Embassy can assist further, then I leave everything to God. If I remain alive and my health allows, I will complete my 2-year term and return to India.

Thank you once again for your support and understanding.

Sincerely,
Mahesh Kumar

Ref. Q ID No. 144 requesting for the issuing of required document for airlifting the mortal remains in respect of late Mr. Nasser Valiyakath Ebrahim, Passport No: U0102380, who passed away on 07.06.2025

2. On 08.06.2025, Embassy has issued all necessary documents such as No Objection Certificate (NOC), death certificate, condolence letter from the Embassy & SOP letter to employer for final settlement are handed over to Mr. Pramod Kumar M.K in order to facilitate the airlifting the mortal remains of late Mr. Nasser Valiyakath Ebrahim.

Attachment received with the email is provided in the URL/docs: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1y_QmK1hVNvRixF98X1G8_ysHXu_s2JlJ/view?usp=drive_link

From: "Arun . Kumar" <useamo@mea.gov.in>
To: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Friday, June 6, 2025 9:24:40 AM
Subject: Mr.Sikandar B/O Late Adrish Khan C/O R.P.Singh Advocate Rajasthan High court Didwana District Didwana Kuchaman Rajasthan India Pin code 341303.

???? / With Best Regards

?????? ??? ??????? / Bibhuti Nath Pandey
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Under Secretary (External Affairs Minister's Office)
????? ???????? /Ministry of External Affairs
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Tel: 011-23011127

Embassy official has replied to Mrs. Shijimol for the Query ID No:126 via email:

Dear Sir/Madam,

This is with reference to your query, details are as follows:

126
Shajar Esahakh 05/06/2025 09:18 Query received via email and content copied from PDF (As attached in the Email):
The relevant documents related to the visa details and passports are attached in the email.

From: "addlsec norka" <addlsec.norka@kerala.gov.in>
To: "G.V. Srinivas" <amb.muscat@mea.gov.in>, "Aseem R Mahajan" <jsgulf@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Wednesday, June 4, 2025 12:12:14 PM
Subject: NORKA Department - Request for assistance to repatriate Mr.Shajar Esahakh from Oman on medical grounds -Reg (A3-259-2025-norka)

From
Secretary to Government

To The Ambassador,
Embassy of India, Muscat,
Oman
The Joint Secretary (Gulf), Ministry of External Affairs, New Delhi
Sir,
Sub: NORKA Department - Request for assistance to repatriate Mr.Shajar Esahakh from Oman on medical grounds -
Reg Ref: Petition from Mrs.Shijimol
Government of Kerala have received a petition from Mrs.Shijimol (Contact Nos.9567170040, 9048949131), with a request for assistance to repatriate her husband Mr.Shajar Esahakh, holder of Indian Passport No.N4975807, Contact No.96879437076 from Oman on medical grounds. Mr.Shajar Esahakh went to Oman 17 months ago for tile works. He was already suffering from disc prolapse which worsened due to hard work. His condition is deteriorating day by day and needs urgent medical care. Reportedly, his employer and agent are not allowing him to come to his homeland for treatment. Hence, the petitioner has approached this Government for assistance to repatriate the NRK immediately.
Details
Contact Nos in Oman-96899369733, 96894121704 (Mr.Suresh Kumar)
In the circumstances, I request your good self to arrange to look into the matter and to extend all possible assistance for the early and safe repatriation of Mr.Shajar Esahakh, in view of his critical medical NORKA-A3/259/2025-NORKA I/6702400/2025 condition. This Government shall be grateful for an early reply in the matter.

Yours Faithfully,
B SUNIL KUMAR ADDITIONAL SECRETARY
For Secretary to Government.
Copy to-CEO, Norka Roots
Mrs.Shijimol, Gralikkunnu Puthen Veedu, Chilakur, Varkala.

Regards,

For Additional Secretary
NORKA Department,Government of Kerala.

[Government Secretariat Annexe-1, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala 695001]

File

2. Reference above greivance regarding repatriation of Mr. Shajar Esahakh. The Embassy has requested Mr. Shajar Esahakh through whatsApp to provide required documents for processing of his complaint to Ministry of Labour. He has also been advised to contact Embassy through toll free helpline number 80071234 and was advised (if required) to visit Embassy during our working hours (if required) from Sunday to Thursday (7am to 3.30pm) for further clarification.

Documents required:
Name:
ID No. (with expiry):
Passport No.with expiry
Local contact details
Employer contact details:

Regards,
Dhani Ram,
Attache (L&CW)
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India, Muscat.

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: "Additional Secretary Norka" <addlsec.norka@kerala.gov.in>
Sent: Sunday, June 8, 2025 11:51:42 AM
Subject: Re: NORKA Department - Request for assistance to repatriate Mr.Shaiju Sreedharan from Oman- Reg. (A3-246)

Dear Sir/Madam,

This is with reference to your query, details are as follows:

107
Mr.Shaiju Sreedharan@NORKA 04/06/2025 10:10 Query received via email and content copied from PDF, (which was attached in the email).

From: "addlsec norka" <addlsec.norka@kerala.gov.in>
To: "G.V. Srinivas" <amb.muscat@mea.gov.in>, "Aseem R Mahajan" <jsgulf@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Tuesday, June 3, 2025 11:09:51 AM
Subject: NORKA Department - Request for assistance to repatriate Mr.Shaiju Sreedharan from Oman- Reg. (A3-246-2025-Norka)

Sub: NORKA Department - Request for assistance to repatriate
Mr.Shaiju Sreedharan from Oman- Reg.

Ref: Petition from Mrs. Rajitha P.S

Government of Kerala have received a petition from Mrs.Rajitha.P.S
(Contact No.9645103092), with a request for assistance to repatriate
her husband Mr.Shaiju Sreedharan holder of Indian Passport
No.P0950493, (Contact No.9037105606) from Oman. Mr.Shaiju went
to Oman for job on 17/12/2024. Reportedly, no work visa has been
issued to him by the sposor till date and the passport is also in his
custody. His salary is pending and his health condition is very weak.
He, therefore, wants to return to his home town in Kerala. Hence, the
petitioner has approached State Government for getting assistance for
the repatriation of the NRK.
In the circumstances, I would like to request your good self to kindly
arrange to look into the matter and to extend all possible assistance for
the early and safe repatriation of Mr.Shaiju Sreedharan from Oman.
This Government shall be grateful for an early reply in the matter.

Regards,

For Additional Secretary
NORKA Department,Government of Kerala.

2. Reference above grievance regarding repatriation of Mr. Shaiju Sreedharan. The Embassy has requested Mr. Shaiju Sreedhara through whatsApp to provide required documents for processing of his complaint to Ministry of Labour. He has also been advised to contact Embassy through toll free helpline number 80071234 and was advised (if required) to visit Embassy during our working hours (if required) from Sunday to Thursday (7am to 3.30pm) for further clarification.

Documents required:

Name:

ID No. (with expiry):
Passport No.with expiry

Local contact details

Employer contact details:

Regards,

Dhani Ram,

Attache (L&CW)

Community Welfare Wing

Embassy of India, Muscat.

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: "Additional Secretary Norka" <addlsec.norka@kerala.gov.in>
Sent: Sunday, June 8, 2025 12:02:56 PM
Subject: ATTACHE (L&CW-II) Fwd: : NORKA Department - Non settlement of end of service benefits in respect of Sri Sasidharan Kesavan - Reg.

Dear Sir,

Please find your query below:

128
Sri Sasidharan Kesavan 05/06/2025 09:39 Query received via email and content copied from PDF (As attached in the Email):
The relevant documents related to the visa details and passports are attached in the email.

From: "addlsec norka" <addlsec.norka@kerala.gov.in>
To: "G.V. Srinivas" <amb.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Wednesday, June 4, 2025 3:01:27 PM
Subject: : NORKA Department - Non settlement of end of service benefits in respect of Sri Sasidharan Kesavan - Reg.

From
Secretary to Government

To
The Ambassador
Embassy of India,
Muscat Oman

Sir,

Sub: NORKA Department - Non settlement of end of service benefits in respect of Sri Sasidharan Kesavan - Reg.

Government of Kerala have received a representation from Sri Sasidharan Kesavan (Passport No. V7756814, Contact +91 9747220665, +91 9446494759) regarding the non-settlement of end of service benefits from his employer in Oman. The petitioner had worked with M/s Malatan Trading & Contracting Company in Oman for the past 44 years. After suffering a stroke there, he returned home on 06/02/2024 and sought further treatment in Kerala. Due to his deteriorating health, he decided to stay in his homeland. Later, he submitted a resignation to his company and applied for his end of service benefits. But the petitioner alleges that the company gave him only 224.60 OMR at the time of exit, and he has not received his eligible final settlement amount for 44 years of service till date. The petitioner has submitted that he spent a lot of money for treatment and is in severe financial difficulty due to the bank loan and debts he had taken for treatment expenses. Hence, the petitioner has approached this Government for assistance to get his eligible benefits from the employer so that he can resolve his financial difficulties.

In the circumstances, I would like to request your good self to look into the matter and to provide necessary assistance for the redressal of his grievance. A copy of each of the documents submitted by the petitioner is enclosed herewith for reference. This Government shall be grateful for an early response in the matter.

Yours Faithfully,
B SUNIL KUMAR
ADDITIONAL SECRETARY
For Secretary to Government.

Regards,

For Additional Secretary
NORKA Department,Government of Kerala.

[Government Secretariat Annexe-1, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala 695001] File

2. Reference above mail regarding settlement dues of Mr. Sasidharan Kesavan who was working at M/s Malatan Trading & Contracting Company in Oman . The Embassy had taken up the matter with the company for settlement of his legal dues. However, the response is awaited. Hence, the matter needs to be taken up through legal channel. You are requested to advise Mr. Sasidharan Kesavan to pursue his case through legal channel alternatively he may also lodge a complaint with Ministry of labour, Muscat. The details of Embassy panel lawyer is provided below in case any requirement of legal assistance.

Ministry of labour ( registration link) :
https://www.mol.gov.om/eservices/Manpower/Account/Login?returnUrl=http://www.mol.gov.om/eservices/manpower/publicmanpower/complaintlist

Embassy panel lawyers details :
https://www.indemb-oman.gov.in/eoi.php?id=lawyers

Kind regards,

Dhani Ram,
Attache (L& CW)
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India, Muscat

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: kannakannakanna1973@gmail.com
Cc: "Arun . Kumar" <useamo@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Sunday, June 8, 2025 12:29:50 PM
Subject: Re: Request to return the illegally and stealthily executed blood money to the court / OPP Case number: 10519/2018 & Primary court case number: 119/2018, to hand over the corrupted criminals / Rajab Al-Kathiri & Vivek chandran to the Royal Oman Police, to hand over our original power of attorneys back to us

Dear Sir,

Please find your query below:

124

S.Kannan 05/06/2025 09:11 Query received by Email:

From: kannakannakanna1973@gmail.com
To: "EAM" <eam@mea.gov.in>, "G.V. Srinivas" <amb.muscat@mea.gov.in>, "Ambassador Office Muscat" <amboffice.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Wednesday, June 4, 2025 11:30:00 AM
Subject: Request to return the illegally and stealthily executed blood money to the court / OPP Case number: 10519/2018 & Primary court case number: 119/2018, to hand over the corrupted criminals / Rajab Al-Kathiri & Vivek chandran to the Royal Oman Police, to hand over our original power of attorneys back to us

From,
S.Kannan,
Indian Passport Number: (old)Z1947198, (new)U0368885,
Resident card number: 94165058,
903, Hai Al-Hail A'jadeed street,
Al-Hail, Al-seeb, Governorate of muscat,
Sultanate of Oman.
Contact Numbers: 98510573 & 91792511

To,
His Excellency. Shri Munu Mahawar,
Honourable Ambassador of India,
Embassy of India,
Muscat, Sultanate of Oman.

Subject: Reminder to return the (illegally) executed blood money (stealthy money) to the Muscat Primary court / Case number 10519/2018 & to return the original power of attorneys back to us - Reg.

Your Excellency,
So far, I have sent several emails to our Embassy requesting to send the "illegally executed" blood money by lawyers Rajab Al-Kathiri and Vivek Chandran back to the Court. But, I haven't received any reply from your office yet. You can understand the feelings of a father. Here the "blood money" has been used as the tool to rescue the sadistic killer from the clutches of law. The main culprits are Lawyer Rajab Al-Kathiri and Lawyer Vivek Chandran. Being a father, I am still fighting to get justice for my children. Now, the problem is with the stagnant blood money with our Embassy of India. I have been misdirected by the legal translator "Ahmed" from Primary court in shinas to ask for blood money instead of Justice. I didn't know the meaning of blood money at the time of the primary court's hearing on 27th June 2018. That hypocrite legal translator cleverly deceived me and saved the killer without punishment. I didn't have a lawyer while attending the hearing in the primary court on 27th june 2018. That was the only hearing for case number 10519/2018. Thereafter the court was adjourned for Judgment on 5th September 2018. The judge has written in the judgment 119/2018, "First Victim Kannan requested "Blood money" for his children through his lawyer". I don't know why he wrote like that. It was a wrong phrase. I don't know whether it has been written by mistake or with wicked intention. These two crook lawyers are referring to that wrong phrase and executed the blood money for my children using that invalid judgment 119/2018 and forged police report 48901/a/2018 as if they had attended the court hearing and demanded blood money for my children. They didn't have a valid "Power of Attorney" that time. Because I executed the "Power of attorney" to our Indian Embassy only on 26th July 2018. That means only after one month from the date of completion of case 10519/2018 inside the Primary court. Being the legal heirs for our children, my wife and I only have the rights either to accept or reject the blood money.
"The purpose of blood money is to console the broken hearts of the legal heirs and in fact has to be accepted by the legal heirs whole-heartedly. Nobody should force it upon them."
But here we have been deceived by the crook legal translator, "Ahmed" of primary court in shinas to ask for it and we have been forced to accept it by these two hypocrites lawyer Rajab Al-Kathiri and lawyer Vivek chandran. (I don't know why Mrs.Renuka hurriedly deposited that money in the Embassy's account?)
But still I couldn't understand the mystery behind the silence of our esteemed embassy to send that money back to the court. Our Embassy's silence makes the legal proceeding tough for me. I couldn't take this case to the next step.
Frankly speaking, your excellency!,
That cruel beast has assaulted and killed my two children cruelly in front of my eyes. The police officer changed the vehicle used by the killer (the police officer didn't show me the photograph of the vehicle used by the killer on 9th May 2018 at the time of investigation inside the Shinas Police station (my former principal assistant came to the police station and didn't allow me to see that vehicle), changed the damages in the vehicle, changed the location of the crime spot, changed the time of the crime, concealed the cameras in the crime spot, concealed the front camera footages of the killer's vehicle, concealed all the witnesses from the eyes of the court and has written in the Police report as that animal stayed in the spot and admitted my children and I in the hospital and also he has written very cleverly as that my two children died on the spot itself immediately. The same story was told inside the primary court in shinas by the same police officer. The crook Legal translator didn't translate this matter to me. There was no need for that assault. Because I stopped my scooter at once after seeing his vehicle. He too came too close to me and stopped his vehicle. So, there wouldn't be any more collisions. We have to go home, eat Biriyani and sleep. But that animal before going home, cruelly assaulted and pushed us continuously for around 30 to 50 metres and fled from the spot. If that animal truly stayed in the spot and admitted my children in the hospital, both my children would be alive in this world for sure but only as the handicapped. Without getting justice, if I accept this blood money, it will become a lifelong curse to me. That guilty conscience will store in me forever and slowly kill me like a slow poison. No matter whether I am eating Beggar's food or Prince's food, it has to be digested finally. This guilty conscience will choke my throat and will not allow the food to digest. I have been deceived and forced to accept the blood money your Excellency! This makes me feel like an impotent. Have I gone that much weak and cheap to be deceived easily and chased from Oman? I request our esteemed Embassy not to force me to accept the blood money. If I didn't get even a single baisa also no problem, I hate to accept this blood money. The word "blood money" sounds disgusting to me as it has been forced to me with the wicked intention to save the bloodthirsty killer, his prime accomplice police officer / Abdullah Mohammed Ali Al-Shehi and the remaining accomplices.
The cruelty of the murder fanatic / educated and 30 years old sadistic animal / Abdullah hassan sulaiman al-balushi:
My daughter's (Chandnika) skull was broken, her brain came out of her mouth and nose , one of her front leg was broken, brain trauma and ultimately death.
My son's (Rohit) skull fractured, right thigh bone broken, ribs fractured, left arm fractured, Chest trauma and ultimately death.
Both my hands were broken, multiple ribs broken , both my shoulder bones broken, my vertebrae broken, right wrist was crushed, Bowel bursted, my knee and elbow were badly injured, fifth toe on my left leg died.

Crime of Indian Embassy Lawyers / Rajab al-Kathiri & Vivek chandran
Few wordings from the Judgment 119 / 2018 issued by Shinas Primary court on 5th September 2018:

“The First victim / Kannan Subash attended the court with his lawyer and claimed blood money for his children through his lawyer”

(Name of lawyer & date of pleading session are missing in this corrupted judgment)

Fact: The date of (one and only) pleading session inside Primary court is Shinas was on 27th June 2018. I attended the pleading session with my wife. I didn’t go with a lawyer to the Court. I didn’t have a lawyer that time, because, I didn’t issue Power of attorney to any lawyers that time. I spoke with the assistance of Hypocrite / Ahmed (legal translator in the primary court). This Criminal was the one who told me to ask for Blood money. He told, “Ask for Blood money first. If you didn’t ask for Blood money, the judge will not take your case”. So, without knowing the meaning of Blood money, and only because the insistence of this criminal I asked for the Blood money.

(In this corrupted judgment, role of legal translator is also missing. Well planned activity)

In this judgement, what the judge is trying to justify through this?

As per article 4 of Omani Lawyer’s Law:

“A lawyer or agent must submit to the Court an attested power of attorney at the first hearing on behalf of his client, failing which, for a reason accepted by the court, the court may grant him a reasonable extension to submit the same.

If the Client was present with the lawyer or agent and this is recorded in the minutes of the hearing, then such presence shall replace the need for an attested power of attorney”

Crime in justification:

The Judge cleverly, without mentioning the date of the pleading session, name of lawyer, and role of legal translator, issued this corrupted judgment arbitrarily. So, Judge himself is a criminal in this case.

Fact:

I issued Power of attorney to our Embassy of India in Muscat only in August 2018, and only upon the request from the India Embassy for the same (as per the format I received from the Embassy of India in Muscat). That means only after two months after the completion of pleading session inside the Primary court. So, this criminal / Rajab Al-kathiri doesn’t have any connection with the case conducted inside the Primary court in Shinas. This Power of Attorney is addressed to 6 lawyers of our Indian Embassy and not only to this criminal / Rajab al-kathiri

Role of Indian Embassy Lawyers: Criminal / Rajab al-kathir & Traitor / Vivek chandran:

Criminal / Rajab al-kathiri is referring to the wordings in the corrupted judgement, and cleverly claims that one of his lawyers attended the court, requested Blood money for my children and obtained the corrupted judgment 119 / 2018. He further says that he has the right for implementing the corrupted judgment 119 / 2018 with the aid of my original power of attorneys because of this reason.

Traitor / Vivek chandran is the one who stole my original Power of attorneys from the Indian Embassy and handed over the same to his Boss / the corrupt / Rajab Al-Kathiri for the execution of the Primary court’s Judgment 119 / 2018. I requested this thief / Vivek chandran to ask for a “case review” several times. But he denied. I requested this criminal to file an appeal in the Appellate court as well as in the Supreme court. But, this Hypocrite / Vivek chandran denied. I requested this criminal to give up executing the blood money. But he denied that too. By concealing my power of attorneys, this traitor didn't allow the remaining 5 lawyers of our Embassy to take over the case. By doing so, these two criminals have indirectly helped the Murderer / Animal / Abdullah Hassan Sulaiman Al-Balushi. (Animal / Abdullah is still at his home without going to jail. The Case Review hasn't been initiated yet. The reason is the execution of blood money by these two corrupted criminals.)

So the Criminals / Rajab al-Kathiri and Vivek chandran have executed the (stinky) Blood mo0ney for my children against our (my wife and I) interest, and without our consent, and still forcing us to accept the same through our Embassy.

Criminal Liability as per Lawyer’s Law:

As per article 56 of Omani Lawyer’s Law:

“Any Lawyers who violates the provisions of this law or breaches the duties of his profession or behaves in a manner which damages the honour of this profession or devalues it, shall be subject to one of the following disciplinary action.

a. Warning

b. Reprimand

c. Suspension of practice from the profession for a period not exceeding two years

d. Removal of his / her name from the Register.

As per the above law, I have requested the Judicial Administrative court in Oman to

1. suspend this criminal Rajab Al-Kathiri from practising his profession for at least two years, to collect the stealthily executed blood money back from these two criminals

2. Collect the stealthily executed blood money back from these two criminals / Indian Embassy.

3. Collect the original power of attorneys back from these criminals and hand over it to us.

Criminal Liability as per Omani Penal Law:

As per article 362 and clause C of Omani Penal law,

“The following shall be punished by imprisonment for a period no less than (3) three months and not exceeding (3) three years, and a fine no less than (100) one hundred Rial Omani and not exceeding (500) five hundred Rial Omani, or one of those two punishments:

(c) whoever is entrusted with a paper or document submitted to any judicial or administrative body and he wilfully conceals or takes it without having the right to”

In the above law,

Document submitted: Our original power of attorneys (signed by my wife and I)

Judicial or Administrative authority: Indian Embassy, Muscat

He wilfully conceals or takes it without having the right to: Criminals Rajab Al-Kathiri & Vivek chandran.

As per article 363 of the same law,

“If there are multiple victims, the punishments stipulated in this Chapter shall be doubled one or more times.

Prosecution of the crimes stipulated in this Chapter shall be based on complaint by the victim. The prosecution shall lapse or the execution of adjudication shall be stayed by withdrawal of the complaint.

In all cases, the convict shall be obliged to return the effects seized or concealed.”

Multiple Victims: I (victim of deadly assault) and my two children (death victims of the deadly assault)

As per the above law, I have requested the Judicial Administrative court in Oman to

1. To handover the criminals Rajab Al-Kathiri and Vivek chandran to the Royal Oman Police to conduct an investigation based on article 362 of Omani Penal law.

2. Collect the stealthily executed blood money back from these two criminals / Indian Embassy.

3. Collect the original power of attorneys back from these criminals and hand over it to us.

So, if the criminals / Rajab al-kathiri & Vivek chandran are my lawyers, they must be suspended from practising their profession for at least two years. If these two thieves are not my lawyers, they must be handed over to the Royal Oman Police based on article 362 of Omani penal law.

Being the actual legal heirs (my wife and I) of our children / death victims / Chandnika & Rohit, we feel vomiting while hearing the name "Blood Money". We feel this "stealthy Blood money" is like feces, and accepting it is like eating the feces. So, Kindly take measures to send that illegally and stealthily executed "stinky blood money" back to the court. Hand over these two criminals (Vivek Chandran & Rajab Al-Kathiri) in the Royal Oman Police as per article 362 (c) of Omani penal law, and please handover the original Power of Attorneys back to us.

Please let me lead a peaceful life without any guilty conscience. I am not going to die if I didn't get any compensation for my children and for my injuries and physical disabilities. But, I will die for sure in my guilty conscience if it is forced on me.

Additional Information 1: Now these two crook lawyers have replied to the Ministry of Justice and Judicial Administrative Court as the Embassy of India is not returning the money back to the court and not handing over the Power of attorneys back to the victims, and further they have written as there was no part of lawyers in this case.
So, these two criminals are imposing the full crime on the Embassy of India.
Now, my humble questions are:
Still, are you not going to take any measures to return that stealthy money to the court?
Still, are you not going to take any legal action against these two criminals? I don't know how many NRI families have been spoiled by these criminals so far, and how many families are going to be destroyed further?
Additional Information 2: An Indian embassy officer has visited the crime spot and hypocritically ensured ROP that there were no eyewitnesses or CCTVs in the Crime spot. Pinnacle of corruption! Take necessary legal action against this corrupted officer.

Thank you Sir,

Yours truly,

(S.KANNAN / Kannan Subash Chandra Bose)
File

2. Kindly refer above mail regarding blood money in respect of your Late Ms. Chandnika Kannan and Late Mr. Rohit Kannan. As the matter was discussed earlier during physical meetings in the Embassy. The matter, was eariler taken up with concerned Omani authorities who conveyed to appoint a lawyer for filing an appeal to review the judgment of the concerned court and the same was infromed to you earlier several times. You may therefore like to pursue the case through legal channel.

Regards,

Dhani Ram
Attache (L&CW)
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India, Muscat

An email response has been sent, details are as follows:

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: "Branch Sectt Kolkata" <hobs.kolkata@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Sunday, June 8, 2025 11:05:31 AM
Subject: Fwd: Application of Sbira Khatun for repatriation of her mother from Oman to India.

Dear Sir/Madam,

Please refer to the trailing email regarding the repatriation case of Ms. Majeda Bibi (Passport No. U9218220) from Oman to India.

2. The Embassy has taken cognizance of the matter and established contact with Ms. Bibi. It was informed that she has traveled back to India and is currently in Mumbai. Her family may kindly be advised that Ms. Bibi is reachable through her phone number provided in the attached documents.

Warm regards,

Dinesh Kumar Rana
Attache (L&CW-II)
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India,
Muscat
+96824684522

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: kdkaran8888@gmail.com
Cc: "Arun . Kumar" <useamo@mea.gov.in>, "Suresh Gopi" <mos-tourism@gov.in>
Sent: Sunday, June 8, 2025 1:26:27 PM
Subject: Re: Financial dispute

Dear madam,

Please find your query below:

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Mr. Divakaran Karukayil 08/06/2025 10:16 Email received from Arun . Kumar" <useamo@mea.gov.in> on 05.06.2025, 09:51 AM which had been forwarded from mos-tourism@gov.in on behalf of the distressed Mr.Divakaran Karukayil

From: Karukayil Divakaran <kdkaran8888@gmail.com>
To: <mos-tourism@gov.in>
Date: Wed, 04 Jun 2025 15:40:12 +0530
============ Forwarded message ============

From
D/O Divakaran Karukayil
Wadi Kabir
Muscat
Sultanate Of Oman

To
Suresh Gopi
Minister of Tourism
Minister of State For Petroleum and Natural Gas

Subject: Regarding A Matter Concerning My Father

Respected Sir,
I am Meenakshi Divakaran, writing from Muscat. I am writing regarding a matter concerning my
father. There was a financial dispute between my father and the company he worked for. The company
filed a case and, by using some unfair means, they won the case. The court issued an order
that my father must pay 4900 Omani Riyals. However, my father had no knowledge of this court
case—they obtained the verdict without informing him.

Additionally, my father is yet to receive six months worth of salary from the company. While the
case was ongoing in the labor court, the company had my father arrested through the police,
and he was kept in jail for 12 days. The prosecution later released him, but the company
appealed again without our knowledge.

Because of this case, my father is unable to return to our home country or seek other
employment. We are two children—I'm in Plus One (11th grade), and my younger brother is in
9th grade. My father will only be able to work and look after us if he's freed from this case.

Therefore, I kindly request that you help us by supporting my father and freeing him from this
case. I have attached the court papers related to my father's case. I am also sending you the
phone number of the person who filed the case against him.

We are writing with the hope and belief that you will talk to them and help us.
I have included everything I know in this letter. I have also attached my parents' contact
numbers below, along with the number of the company owner who filed the case.

D/O Divakaran Karukayil
Muscat
Sultanate Of Oman
00968-91026778(Mother's No.)
00968-98534369(Father's No.)
00971-554678078(Munish Taneja) - Company Owner’s No.

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2. Reference your above mail regarding financial dispute of your father with his employer. Since, the matter had already been pursued at the court and the court verdict has been issued. The matter can be settled through legal channel. You are therefore requested to advise your father to take up the matter through legal channel. He may also file a complaint with Ministry of Labour regading his pending dues. The details of Embassy panel lawyer is provided below in case any requirement of legal assistance.

Ministry of labour ( registration link for complaint to MOL regarding pending dues) :
https://www.mol.gov.om/eservices/Manpower/Account/Login?returnUrl=http://www.mol.gov.om/eservices/manpower/publicmanpower/complaintlist

Embassy panel lawyers details :
https://www.indemb-oman.gov.in/eoi.php?id=lawyers

Kind regards,

Dhani Ram,
Attache (L& CW)
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India, Muscat

Attachments received via email are provided in the link:

From: "sravan anil" <sravan.anil@sah.om>
To: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Cc: "Tavishi Behal Pandey" <dcm.muscat@mea.gov.in>, "G.V. Srinivas" <amb.muscat@mea.gov.in>, "Ambassador Office Muscat" <amboffice.muscat@mea.gov.in>, sojan@sah.om, rajeshram@sah.om, hrd@sah.om
Sent: Saturday, June 7, 2025 1:38:11 PM
Subject: Urgent Medical Case of Indian National in Oman – Request for Assistance in Repatriation - Mr. Mohammad Niyamullah Ansari (PPT No: V1462613)

The Embassy official has already replied to his query stating to contact the Lawyers directly and currently the communication is done as per the instruction and the same is copied to us. A copy of the revert is attached below:

From: mukesh742501@gmail.com
To: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Thursday, June 5, 2025 3:35:58 PM
Subject: Re: Please ?? help me my father expired 5 march 2020 gps company (Ref Mus/436/76/2020)

Sir please request me
Please help me
Please ?? ?? ??
Reply please sir

On Tue, 27 May, 2025, 4:51 pm Mukesh Kumar, <mukesh742501@gmail.com> wrote:
Reply please fast work sir urjent me
I know you are about to undergo an eye operation and you want to get the procedure done as soon as possible. Regarding the mail you sent 2 months ago, I want to tell you that I cannot help you right now . I think you should immediately contact an ophthalmologist. I also want to advise you to contact your doctor and talk to him about your condition. I think this will help you better.
And Sir, it's not like it will take 8 to 10 years. It's already been 6 years, Sir. How much time has passed, Sir? Please hurry up, Sir. I'm pleading with you."
Explanation:
"And Sir, it's not like it will take 8 to 10 years":
This translates to "?? ??, 8 ?? 10 ??? ????? ?? ??????". It clarifies that the requested time frame is not going to be so long.
"It's already been 6 years, Sir":
This translates to "6 ??? ?? ?? ??". It emphasizes that the delay is already significant.
"How much time has passed, Sir?":
This translates to "????? ???? ?? ??? ???". It expresses the urgency and concern about the delay.
"Please hurry up, Sir. I'm pleading with you":
This translates to "????? ????? ????? ??? ??? ???? ??? ??? ?? ?? ???". It conveys the request for expedited action and expresses a sense of desperation.

On Wed, 21 May, 2025, 9:29 am Mukesh Kumar, <mukesh742501@gmail.com> wrote:
Sir, I have mail it, I am not replying to 10 or 15 days.
How is it taking such a long time

On Wed, 21 May, 2025, 9:16 am Shri Dhani Ram, <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in> wrote:
Dear Sir,

1. Reference to trailing mail, law firm had refiled the case in the Amerat Primary Court, where the matter is currently ongoing.

2. You may contact your law firm directly at mohammed.alwahaibi@wahaibifirm.law, hiba.koya@wahaibifirm.law and Info@wahaibifirm.law. In this regard, you are kindly advised to keep our email (cw.muscat@mea.gov.in) in CC.

3. Should you require any further details or clarification, please feel free to contact us.

Regards,

Community welfare Wing
Embassy of India, Muscat

The Embassy lodged complaint to Ministry of labour on applicant request and advised him to attend hearing and work with his employer. In further, if he face any issue provided him with Embassy toll free helpline number 80071234 or approach embassy (if required) during working hours from Sunday to Thursday from 7am to 3.30pm for assistance.

MOL reference no : REF2506080001.
Area - Al Mudaibhi

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: alhathmi@icloud.com
Sent: Sunday, June 8, 2025 2:29:17 PM
Subject: Re: Urgent Request: Medical Air Transfer Needed for Critically Ill Indian Citizen (Rasheed Pasha)

Dear Madam,

Please find your query below:

149
Syeda Afreen Begum 08/06/2025 01:13 Query received by mail from alhathmi@icloud.com which was sent to "HOC, EOI, Muscat" <hoc.muscat@mea.gov.in on Sunday, June 8, 2025 10:25:15 AM which was then forwarded to us requesting Medical Air Transfer Needed for Critically Ill Indian Citizen named Rasheed Pasha.The following mail had been extracted from the Pdf attached with the mail. Refer original mail for attachments of ID card and medical reports.

From: "HOC, EOI, Muscat" <hoc.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Sunday, June 8, 2025 10:33:14 AM
Subject: Fwd: Urgent Request: Medical Air Transfer Needed for Critically Ill Indian Citizen (Rasheed Pasha)

From: alhathmi@icloud.com
To: "HOC, EOI, Muscat" <hoc.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Cc: alhathmi@icloud.com
Sent: Sunday, June 8, 2025 10:25:15 AM
Subject: Urgent Request: Medical Air Transfer Needed for Critically Ill Indian Citizen (Rasheed Pasha)

Date: 8 June 2025

To: Embassy of the Republic of India - Muscat

Subject: Urgent Humanitarian Request to Facilitate Air Ambulance Transfer of My Critically Ill Husband to India

Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing to you with deep urgency and distress as the wife of an Indian citizen named Rasheed
Pasha, aged 36, currently residing in the Sultanate of Oman. He is now hospitalized at Khoula
Hospital in Muscat due to a rapidly deteriorating medical condition.
My husband suffered a severe seizure triggered by extreme psychological stress and physical
exhaustion from our challenging living conditions. Since then, he has become fully dependent on
oxygen support and now suffers from memory loss, frequent involuntary screaming, and facial
spasms. Doctors have confirmed he is medically unfit to travel on a commercial flight and urgently
requires an air ambulance with a qualified medical team onboard.
An MRI scan has revealed acute brain inflammation. Despite extensive testing and treatment
attempts, no effective solution has yet been found. The medical team has clearly advised that his
best and only hope for survival lies in transferring him to India, where he can receive advanced,
specialized care and family support.
We are a very poor family with no transportation to visit him in the hospital. We are struggling to care
for our four young children, the oldest of whom is only seven years old. Today, we are fighting this
crisis alone. Medical bills have exceeded 2,000 OMR, an amount far beyond our means, and we
cannot afford the cost of an air ambulance-even though it may be the only way to save his life.
Page 1
- Medical File Number: 367815
- Civil ID Number: 75397867
In these days that embody the spirit of compassion and humanity, we humbly request your urgent
support in facilitating the medical evacuation of my husband to India via air ambulance. This may be
his last opportunity for survival. Every passing day increases the risk to his life. Your timely
intervention could bring hope to our entire family during this incredibly painful ordeal.

With sincere appreciation and respect,
Syeda Afreen Begum
Wife of Rasheed Pasha
Contact: 97843820

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2. Reference your mail above regarding medical assistance and repatriation to India of your husband Mr. Rasheed Pasha. It was observed absence of required information for taking up the matter with the employer of your husband. It is kindly requested to provide the employer contact details i.e. Name, phone number and Email ID for further necessary action.

Regards,

Akhil Joseph
Community Welfare Wing
EMbassy of India, Muscat.

Attachment received on 06/06/2025 via CPGRAMS vide ref no. PMOPG/E/2025/0073044

Attachment received via CPGRAMS vide ref no. PMOPG/D/2025/0104534

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: varna2003muscat@gmail.com
Sent: Sunday, June 8, 2025 3:02:16 PM
Subject: Re: URGENT ASSISTANCE NEEDED

Dear Sir/Madam,

This is with reference to your query, details are as follows:

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Ms. Varna Venugopal 08/06/2025 01:14 Query received via email:

From: varna2003muscat@gmail.com
To: "Attache Consular" <cons.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Friday, June 6, 2025 6:58:06 PM
Subject: Expat girl, might get imprisoned at home, and stopped from marrying my fiancé.

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am an Indian citizen currently residing in Oman. I am facing physical and emotional abuse from my family, and they are attempting to forcibly prevent my marriage to my fiancé. I fear for my safety and well-being.

I urgently request the Embassy’s support. However, I kindly ask that no contact be made with my family or visit to my residence without my clear consent, as it may escalate the situation and put me at further risk.

Please respond via email or WhatsApp first, so I can safely coordinate the next steps.

Thank you for your understanding and support.

Sincerely,
Varna Venugopal
email: varna2003muscat@gmail.com
Qurm, Muscat, Oman

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2. The Embassy on receiving your complaint observed your matter needs to be taken up through legal channel. Hence, kindly find the details of Embassy panel lawyer contact details for legal assistance. You may contact Embassy through toll free number 80071234 or visit Embassy during our working hours (if required) from Sunday to Thursday (7am to 3.30pm) for further clarification.

Embassy panel lawyer details Link :

https://www.indemb-oman.gov.in/eoi.php?id=lawyers

Regards,

Akhil Joseph

Community Welfare Wing

Embassy of India, Muscat.

The case is already registered with the embassy vide QID No. 50

Ms. Shaikh Reshma Begum approached Embassy and requested for repatriation. As per her statement, it is learnt that she is on employment visa and ID also been issued. In order to take up the matter with the local authorities, We have tried to lodge her complaint through MOL's portal, however, her employer's details are not found on the portal. Therefore, due to unavailability of sponsor's details, embassy could not able to register her complaint. In addition, as per her request Embassy provided her shelter at its shelter home.

2. The case needs to be taken up with the local authorities on 10.06.2025.

The Embassy received a grievance from Mr. Rajat Kumar (son) for providing assistance to his father for non payment of salary and his repatriation to India. The Embassy established contact with the applicant father through WhatsApp and he informed that the matter has been resolved with his employer. Hence, the grievance may be treated as SETTLED. The response received is appended below:

[13:26, 6/8/2025]: Good afternoon sir,
Greetings from Embassy of India, Muscat,

The Embassy received a grievance from your son Mr. Rajat Kumar regarding you are facing issue with non payment of dues and was requesting for your repatriation to India. You are requested to update the current status of your case.

Regards,
[13:34, 6/8/2025] : No problem any issue

The Embassy official has replied to his query as stated below:

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: maryesrony@googlemail.com
Sent: Sunday, June 8, 2025 2:17:02 PM
Subject: Re: Request for Official Status and Assistance on Compensation for Late Mr. Rony Mathew (Road Traffic Accident Case No. MUS/436/196/2012

Dear Sir/Madam,

This is with reference to the trailing email, as per record available with the Embassy, an update regarding the case was previously communicated to you via email on 1st April 2024 at 12:50 PM (attached herewith for your reference).

2. As communicated earlier, the Court has delivered a favorable judgment directing the accused, Mr. Yasser Al Shehhi, who was driving the vehicle involved, to pay blood money to the legal heirs of the deceased. The law firm has further informed that the execution of the court order is yet to commence, Mr.Yasser Al Shehhi is currently serving his sentence in prison. Once the Hon'ble court received the blood money, it will inform to the legal heirs of the deceased.

3. For any further clarification or follow-up, you may kindly contact the lawyer directly in lawyers@hmlaw.net , as the law firm is no longer empanelled with the Embassy.

Thanks & Regards
Jaseel Mon
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India, Muscat

Query received from Mr. Naina Mohamed via whatsapp: +91 99429 39140.
Documents attached.

Whatspp sent to the appliacant at: 8777277564

To enable us processs your request, kindly send:

copy / details of Pataka / Oman resident ID card details (number, expiry date):
copy / details of Passport (number, expiry date):
Employer contact details (email, whatsapp):
Agent, if any:

Update received via email:

From: alhathmi@icloud.com
To: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Cc: alhathmi@icloud.com
Sent: Sunday, June 8, 2025 1:27:39 PM
Subject: Re: Urgent Request: Medical Air Transfer Needed for Critically Ill Indian Citizen (Rasheed Pasha)

Employer Details – Rasheed Pasha (Civil ID: 75397867)

Dear sir Akhil,

Thank you for your response.

Please find the employer details of Mr. Rasheed Pasha below:

Profession: Furniture Carpenter
Employer Name: Mr. Mohammed bin Hamad Al Buraiki
Company Name: Mohammed bin Hamad Al Buraiki & Sons Trading
Phone Number: +968 7266 5995

Kindly let me know if you need any further information to proceed.

Sincerely,

Syeda Afreen Begum

Wife of the patient

?? Contact: 97843820

Ms.Jilsha Muliyil Jose approached Embassy and requested for repatriation. As per her statement, it is learnt that she is on visit visa. As per her request Embassy provided her shelter at its shelter home. The case needs to be taken up with the local authorities on 10.06.2025.

Update received from Sattachit Pandab via whatsapp: +968 7981 9307

[6/5, 07:55 PM]Sattachit pandab : Dear sir,
March, April, may with salary final settlemen not give our company GT LLC.
And not send me India. I need to go India. Emergency For my mother health issues.
Thank you.

Ms. Faimida Bi Rashid Shaikh approached Embassy and requested for repatriation. As per her statement, it is learnt that she is on visit visa. As per her request Embassy provided her shelter at its shelter home. The case needs to be taken up with the local authorities on 10.06.2025.

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: vandanaashok1969@gmail.com
Sent: Sunday, June 8, 2025 2:41:20 PM
Subject: Fwd: Request for Clarification and Assistance Regarding the Demise of My Brother and His Wife in Oman

Dear Mr. Ashokan V,

Please refer to the trailing email regarding the unfortunate demise of Late Mr. Pankajakshan and his wife, Mrs. Shajitha, in a gas explosion that occurred in Muscat.

2. This is to inform that upon receiving information about the incident on 17.05.2025, the Embassy immediately took cognizance of the matter and contacted the local police station, requesting them to extend all necessary support to the family of the deceased. Embassy officials also established contact with Late Mr. Pankajakshan’s brother, Mr. Ramesh (+968-92649196), who resides in Muscat, conveyed condolences, and assured him of all possible assistance.

3. Furthermore, Embassy officials visited the mortuary for fact-finding and visual confirmation, accordingly, the details were also conveyed to Mr. Ramesh. Mortuary officials confirmed that the family of the deceased is in touch with local authorities (through a social worker) for the airlifting of the mortal remains. It is pertinent to mention that upon receipt of the required documents, Embassy issued the death certificates, NOCs, and condolence letters on 19.05.2025 to facilitate the repatriation of bodies. Subsequently, the mortal remains were repatriated to India on 21.05.2025 via Air India Express flight X338, departing Muscat at 02:50 AM to Calicut.

4. In this regard, you may kindly approach of the Embassy’s empanelled law firms for further assistance, the list is available at: https://www.indemb-oman.gov.in/eoi.php?id=lawyers

Warm regards,

Dinesh Kumar Rana
Attache (L&CW-II)
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India,
Muscat
+968-24684522

The Embassy has taken up again with the employer of late Shri Nachatar Ram for his pending dues.The details of the mail is appended below :

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: "Mohd. Tariq" <uscons2@mea.gov.in>
Cc: "S.R.H. Fahmi" <dircpv1@mea.gov.in>, "Hemant S. Shirsat" <sscons.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Sunday, June 8, 2025 4:50:06 PM
Subject: Re: Complaint No 3971/2022 by Sukhjinder Kaur

Dear Sir,

Please find your query below :

152
Nachatar Ram R/O 08/06/2025 01:44 Query received by mail and content copied from attached PDF:

From: "Tarun Gupta" <uscons2@mea.gov.in>
To: "cons.muscat" <cons.muscat@mea.gov.in>, "Hemant S. Shirsat" <sscons.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Cc: "HOC, EOI, Muscat" <hoc.muscat@mea.gov.in>, "S.R.H. Fahmi" <dircpv1@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Friday, June 6, 2025 1:17:00 PM
Subject: Complaint No 3971/2022 by Sukhjinder Kaur

Sir

Please find attached letter on the subject cited above.

It is requested to look into the matter for appropriate action.

With Regards

Tarun Gupta
Section Officer(Consular-II)
Room No. 43, CPV Division
Patiala House Annexe
Phone: 011-23070644

Extracted letter shown below:

To,
Oversease Indian Affairs Division,
degisten

Cons..ar Section, CPV Division
Dian No.. .61237
Date..576125.

The instant matter pertains to a helpless lady trying to seek help for getting
the dues of her deceased NRI Husband from the entity Kskan Contracting Co. LLC., P.O. Box 607,P. ?.
111, Tel: 24591048, Sultanate of Oman, Muscat. The Hon'ble Commission vide its order dated
1.10.2022 had referred the matter to Deputy Commissioner, Jalandhar to seek the intervention of
Ministry of External Affairs, New Delhi for obtaining the lawful dues of the complainant's husband
????? ?????? /Min of External Affairs ??????? ???? (?? ?? ??) ?????????? Office of JS (
c st161080...

A copy is forwarded to:-

1. Hon'ble Punjab State NRIs Commission Chandigarh, regarding case complaint no. 3971/2022 by Sukhjinder Kaur.
2. Smt. Sukhjinder Kaur widow of Nachatar Ram R/O V. Johal, Bara Pind, Tehsil Phillaur Distt. Jalandhar
for information and necessary action please.
Endst No. /CC-3/PGA Date-21-05-2025
For Deputy Commissioner
Jalandhar

Therefore, you are requested again to take the necessary action as per rules so that the above mentioned grievance may be resolved in a timely manner.
????? ???????? /Ministry of External Affairs ???????? (??.??.??.) ?? ???????? /Orifice
Kindly refer to this office letter no. Letter No. 2406/CC-3/PGA Date-14-12-2022
egarding the above mentioned complaint received from Punjab State Commission for NRIs
D
Commission Chandigarh.

Ministry of External Affairs,
Government of India,
New Delhi.
Cnice of Secrotany (CPV & OIA)
Cy. NO606
Date 2106155 No: 1245. /cc-3/Pga Date 21-05-2025
Subject- Complaint No 3971/2022 by Sukhjinder Kaur
Reference- Letter no 2406/cc-3/Pga Date 14-12-2022.
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2. Reference your above detail regarding pending dues of (Late) Mr. Nachatar Ram. The matter for settlement of legal dues of late Shri Nachatar Ram was refered earlier with the concerned employer, however the response is awaited. Hence, the matter has again been taken up with his employer for early settlement of dues. The Embassy is following up the matter and will revert at the earliest.

Regards,

Dhani Ram,
Attache (L&CW)
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India, Muscat.

Response received via email:

From: varna2003muscat@gmail.com
To: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
Sent: Sunday, June 8, 2025 3:54:46 PM
Subject: Re: URGENT ASSISTANCE NEEDED

Dear sir/Madam

I'm scared and I don't know how to take those steps. My father is in india at the moment, and currently I'm staying with my mother and brother. If at all they know I'm quickly taking a step, I might be further abused. So what can I do at the moment?

Sincerely
Varna
Email: varna2003muscat@gmail.com

Dear Sir / Maam,

Reference your query on passport status.

2. This is to inform that the passport is under printing stage. It will be delivered within 3-4 working days.

With regards,

Consular Wing
EOI, Muscat

Ref. Q ID No. 165 requesting for the issuing of required document for airlifting the mortal remains in respect of late Mr. Dolehey Hasan, Passport No: Y5759452, who passed away on 07.06.2025

2. On 08.06.2025, Embassy has issued all necessary documents such as No Objection Certificate (NOC), death certificate, condolence letter from the Embassy & SOP letter to employer for final settlement are shared by whatsapp to Mr. Ebrahim Ottappalam in order to facilitate the airlifting the mortal remains of late Mr. Dolehey Hasan. Originals are kept here as it needs to be collected on 09/06/2025

The Embassy lodged complaint to Ministry of labour on applicant request. The MOL reference number is REF 2506090001 - MUSCAT. Advised applicant to attend the hearing and work in the company untill the case is resolved. The Embassy provided toll free helpline number 80071234 for emergency or approach Embassy (if required) during working hours from Sunday to Thursday 7am to 3.30pm for assistance.

The applicant provided filled in EC application form for issuance of Emergency certificate. Once the EC is been issued he will travel through Amnesty. Provided embassy toll free helpline number 80071234 or approach Embassy during working hours from Sunday to Thursday from 7am to 3.30pm for assistance.

The applicant came to the Embassy. He was advised to fill EC form. He did.
(Note: Once EC is issued, the matter will be taken up with Oman's CID department for his repatriation to India).

Requested documents received

The Embassy informed the applicant via mail, the request on his matter has been taken up with local concerned authorities. Once the Embassy received update from the local authorities the applicant will be updated accordingly. The mail reply has been appended below for reference.

The Embassy official had replied via email, which is as follows:

From: "Shri Dhani Ram" <cw.muscat@mea.gov.in>
To: "jadva hirani" <jadva.hirani@altasnim.com>
Cc: "kundan singh" <kundan.singh@altasnim.com>, "rajesh shah" <rajesh.shah@altasnim.com>, "mukesh gurjar" <mukesh.gurjar@altasnim.com>, "santosh malekar" <santosh.malekar@altasnim.com>, "ravi trivedi" <ravi.trivedi@altasnim.com>, "yahya alawi" <yahya.alawi@altasnim.com>, "mohammed murad" <mohammed.murad@altasnim.com>, "manish jagnani" <manish.jagnani@altasnim.com>, "manish potnis" <manish.potnis@altasnim.com>, "abdullah alrashdi" <abdullah.alrashdi@altasnim.com>, "legal manpower" <legal.manpower@altasnim.com>, "rejimon varghese" <rejimon.varghese@altasnim.com>
Sent: Monday, June 9, 2025 12:37:06 PM
Subject: Re: Advise status of Third Party Insurance Claim of deceased employees on our sponsorship

Dear Sir/madam,

Greetings from the Embassy of India, Muscat!!

This is with reference to the trailing email seeking status of the third-party insurance claim of the employees/Indian nationals worked with your company.

2. In this regards, you are hereby requested to advise family/legal heirs of the deceased to approach the respective firms to ascertain the status of the case. Details of the law firms are attached herewith for your reference.

Thanks & Regards,
Renuka Tresa
Community Welfare Wing
Embassy of India, Muscat

The Embassy official has provided the following reply via whatsapp to the grievant:

[13:23, 09/06/2025] Renuka Tresa Embassy: Hello Sir,
Reference above grievance, The Embassy would like to request for the below documents for assistance.

Documents required:
Name:
ID No. (with expiry):
Passport No.with expiry

Local contact details

Employer contact details:

Furthermore you are also advised to contact Embassy through toll free helpline number 80071234 and was advised (if required) to visit Embassy during our working hours (if required) from Sunday to Thursday (7am to 3.30pm) for further clarification.

Mr. Badal kumar Mahato contacted on tollfree on 09.06.2025 13:22 and given his local contact number which is +968-93184317.

Whatspp from Akhil to applicant:

The Embassy lodged your complaint with Ministry of Labour, giving your mobile number.

Compaint reference no is REF2506090005 .

Please approach Minsitry of Labour, Mawaleh, Muscat, (disputes setttlement department) to learn the date and time of the hearing of your case.

documents at URL...

[8:24 PM, 6/9/2025] +968 9656 8908: Mr. Nityananda Mahalik died on 06.06.2025 due to cardiac arrest at Ibri. We contacted the family of the deceased and got local contact numbers, and contacted Mr. Ajesh, HR department of the company. Mr. Ajesh informed that death notification is awaited from Ibri Hospital, which is likely to be received tomorrow. Needful will be done as soon as requisite documents received.

PV is pending. Applicnat has been informed.

Correct EOI advice as below:
What is the reason your employer is not returning your passport?
Returnt to India would also require NOC (No Objection Certificate) from your sponsor. Do you have it?

EOI must write to each of the concerned lawyers to share the status of the case with the family of the deceased with a copy repeated to the Embassy. We do not have to respond to any third party, in this case a lawyer, regarding such legal issues.

I need some action taken report on this.

Akhil to applicant (visitor to Embassy):

The Embassy tried to establish contact with the employer on the provided number by applicant, the number remains switched off. And additional employer details could not be provided by the applicant. Hence, on applicant request Embassy lodged complaint with Ministry of Labour.

Complaint reference no is REF250610020 - Mawelah, Muscat.

The applicant has been advised to approach Ministry of Labour, Mawaleh, Muscat, (disputes settlement department) to learn the date and time of the hearing of your case.

Whatsapp from Jaseel to applicant:

[10:18, 10/06/2025] Jaseel: Dear Sir,

Please do let us know;
Why is your passport being detained by the Agent ?
Did they issue you with an Oman Resident Card ?
If issued, you require an NOC from the sponsor to travel back to India, do you have it ?
If not issued, What type of visa did you come in to Oman ?
What is the expiry date of your visa ?

Please provide these details at the earliest.

As Mr. Ali Hussain visited the Embassy, he was informed about the ongoing Amnesty Program, which allows eligible individuals to return to India without paying penalties. Accordingly, he has been registered for the Amnesty Program through the Ministry’s official website.
Reference Number: 202506100020

The applicant has also submitted a duly filled Emergency Certificate (EC) application form for the issuance of the EC. Once the Emergency Certificate is issued and necessary approval is obtained from the Ministry, Mr. Ali Hussain will be informed to book the ticket and approach the airport( Immigration Department) to travel under the Amnesty Program.

( Rule Position: As per current Amnesty 2025: Oman implemented an amnesty program for migrant workers, granting them a chance to rectify their residency status or transfer to new employers without paying fines for expired visas or overstaying.

Eligibility: The amnesty primarily targeted foreign nationals with expired visas or those who had overstayed their permits.
Waiver: The program waived fines associated with expired visas or overstaying.)

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