I spent 10 years working in Saudi Arabia and came back to India for a month’s vacation. My family needed me, so I stayed for 6 months. Now, my friend called from Saudi saying my sponsor filed a false case, claiming I stole money before leaving for India. This isn’t true! Will India force me back to Saudi? What legal options do I have? The punishments there are severe. Please guide me.

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › I spent 10 years working in Saudi Arabia and came back to India for a month’s vacation. My family needed me, so I stayed for 6 months. Now, my friend called from Saudi saying my sponsor filed a false case, claiming I stole money before leaving for India. This isn’t true! Will India force me back to Saudi? What legal options do I have? The punishments there are severe. Please guide me.
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

I spent 10 years working in Saudi Arabia and came back to India for a month’s vacation. My family needed me, so I stayed for 6 months. Now, my friend called from Saudi saying my sponsor filed a false case, claiming I stole money before leaving for India. This isn’t true! Will India force me back to Saudi? What legal options do I have? The punishments there are severe. Please guide me.

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

India will not force you back to Saudi Arabia based on a false case. You can contest the allegations through legal representation and seek assistance from the Indian Embassy in Saudi Arabia. You can also file a complaint with the Indian authorities regarding the false accusations.

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