Mumbai: 35 Somali Pirates Captured by Indian Navy’s INS Kolkata Sent To 10-Day Police Custody by Sessions Court
Mumbai Sessions Court on Sunday, March 24, sent the thirty-five Somali pirates, who were captured by the Indian Navy's INS Kolkata, to 10 days of police custody.
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Mumbai Sessions Court on Sunday, March 24, sent the thirty-five Somali pirates, who were captured by the Indian Navy's INS Kolkata, to 10 days of police custody. The Somali pirates were handed over to Mumbai police on Saturday and a case was registered against them. Previously, the Indian Navy successfully foiled the piracy attempt on MV Ruen, which had been under the control of Somali pirates since last December. They safely evacuated 17 crew members and compelled 35 pirates to surrender. Indian Navy Concludes Successful Anti-Piracy Operation, 35 Somali Pirates Handed to Mumbai Police (Watch Video).
Somalian Pirates Sent To 10-Day Police Custody:
#UPDATE | 35 Somalian pirates, who were captured by Indian Navy’s INS Kolkata on 16th March, sent to Police Custody for 10 days by Mumbai Sessions Court https://t.co/C2xmCijIA0
— ANI (@ANI) March 24, 2024
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