Coverage dated October 26, 2023
Indians Given Death Penalty in Qatar Accused of Spying for Israel, Sources Say Headline from Voice of America
The eight Indians will be able to appeal the death sentence, a source says
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Voice of America
Indians Given Death Penalty in Qatar Accused of Spying for Israel, Sources Say ↗ (opens Voice of America) Published Oct 26, 2023
Voice of America's feed description The eight Indians will be able to appeal the death sentence, a source says
CNN
India ‘deeply shocked’ after Qatar sentences 8 nationals to death on reported spy charges ↗ (opens CNN) Published Oct 26, 2023
Same headline from 4 more outlets CNN's feed description Qatar has sentenced eight Indian nationals to death, India’s government said, following their reported detention in Doha last year on espionage charges.
Washington Times
India ‘deeply shocked’ by death sentence for 8 of its citizens in Qatar ↗ (opens Washington Times) Published Oct 26, 2023
Washington Times's feed description India’s government says it’s appalled that Qatar sentenced eight Indian nationals to death following their reported detention in the Persian Gulf country last year on espionage charges.
KEYT Santa Barbara
India ‘deeply shocked’ after Qatar sentences 8 nationals to death on reported spy charges | News Channel 3-12 ↗ (opens KEYT Santa Barbara) Published Oct 26, 2023
KEYT Santa Barbara's feed description By Vedika Sud, Akanksha Sharma, Aishwarya S Iyer, and Kathleen Magramo, CNN New Delhi (CNN) — Qatar has sentenced eight Indian nationals to death,
Wall Street Journal
Death Sentences in Qatar Test India’s Carefully Constructed Mideast Ties ↗ (opens Wall Street Journal) Published Oct 26, 2023
Wall Street Journal's feed description Eight former Indian Navy personnel were sentenced on charges of spying, threatening to spark a diplomatic dispute between the countries.
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