The families of 17 men from Punjab, imprisoned in Dubai for the past one and a half years, have pleaded to bring them back and book the unscrupulous travel agents who have trapped them. They also alleged that they are also receiving false calls in which callers are demanding money to get them released from jail. Now these families have approached the Ministry of External Affairs andRajya SabhaMP Balbir Seechewal to help in their swift return. They expressed their inability to arranged a capable lawyer in Dubai to take up their case. Distraught relatives gathered at Nirmal Kuuteya in Sultanpur Lodhi expressed their anguish, stating they have been living in agony since their loved ones were detained. Theimprisoned youthsendure mental anguish as their cases are continually adjourned without clear information. It is learnt that some of them were found involved in some fight in Dubai while others were captured because all of them were living together at one place. The families were not aware about the exact case in which their wards were arrested by police there. Among the imprisoned youths, six hail fromJalandhardistrict, three each from Kapurthala, Nawanshahr, and Hoshiarpur, and one each from Gurdaspur, Amritsar, andChandigarh. Ravikant, brother of Gaurav Kumar stuck in Dubai, while talking toThe Indian Express, narrated how Gaurav, merely trying to earn a livelihood, found himself trapped in a false accusation. According to Ravikant, Gaurav was apprehended by local police while asleep in a room he shared with other young men, leaving them without resources to engage a Dubaibased lawyer for legal recourse. Ram Lubhaya, father of Deepak, shared his ordeal, troubled not only by his son s predicament but also by fraudulent calls demanding money for his release. He expressed frustration at individuals exploiting vulnerable families in distress. The sister of Harpreet Singh, another detainee, recounted a distressing call received from a Dubai number a month and a half ago, promising her brother s release in exchange for Rs 1 lakh. When she expressed inability to pay, the caller reduced the demand to Rs 50,000, threatening to prolong Harpreet s detention until payment was made. Harmesh Lal from Phagwara spoke of his son Hardeep Kumar, who traveled to Dubai on a tourist visa to visit a friend, only to be caught in a police raid during his stay on the fateful night. The families plea for urgent intervention and safe return of their sons underscores the desperate situation they face, seeking justice and the repatriation of their loved ones from Dubai. Seechewal listened the families of 14 youth who came to visits Seechewal on Sunday and assured the families that he would personally raise their plight with the Ministry of External Affairs and extend all possible assistance. Natural options like fruits with malic acid can whiten teeth by increasing saliva and breaking down stains, but should be used with good oral hygiene and limited intake of staincausing foods. Professional treatments have longerlasting effects, but natural remedies can be used for upkeep. Consult a dentist before starting any new whitening routine to protect tooth enamel.
Families of 17 men from Punjab imprisoned in Dubai are pleading for their return, alleging they were trapped by unscrupulous travel agents. They seek help to bring them back as they face false calls demanding money for release. The families express anguish and frustration at the lack of legal representation. Rajya Sabha MP Balbir Seechewal has promised to assist and address their plight with the Ministry of External Affairs.