An Indian man has been sentenced to death in Kuwait for drug trafficking
Home Ministry Criminal Security Department officials arrested an Indian national with an unknown quantity of heroin and chemicals seized from him.
An Indian man has been sentenced to death in the Gulf state of Kuwait for drug trafficking. Kuwait Urdu quoted the daily Al-Siyasah as saying that an Indian national was sentenced to death for drug trafficking after being arrested in Jaleeb al-Shayukh.
The court said in its decision that In the light of the confessional statement of the accused and other facts, the Indian national was found guilty of drug trafficking.
It is reported that the officers of the Criminal Security Department of the Ministry of Home Affairs arrested the Indian citizen with an unknown quantity of heroin and chemicals recovered from him, after which the case was investigated and the case reached the court where he was found guilty. He was sentenced to death.
In Kuwait, an Indian national was arrested at the airport with narcotics. Customs officials became suspicious because of the look on the Indian citizen's face.
Bullets were recovered, and Kuwaiti customs officials arrested the Indian national as he arrived at the airport. During the search of the luggage of the Indian citizen, 120 narcotic pills hidden in different places were recovered.
On the other hand, a foreigner from an Asian country and his girlfriend were caught doing obscene acts inside their car in Salmia area of Kuwait, where the Asian resident and his girlfriend sat in the front seat and pushed the seat back. Leaning to the side and kissing each other, they were spotted by a Kuwaiti citizen passing by and made a video clip from his mobile phone and handed it over to the security forces, who completed all the legal formalities. He took legal action to deport the Asian man and his girlfriend.