Two UAE-based Indians in blood money case desperate for help ...United Arab Emirates

Dubai: Two Indian expatriates — a safety officer and a civil engineer — have appealed for mercy or help to pay Dh200,000 in diya (blood money) to the family of a worker who died after an accidental fall at a Dubai worksite in 2017. Shaney Haider, 45, from Uttar Pradesh and B. Bharathiraja, 33, from Tamil Nadu, said the incident took place on January 22 in 2017. Despite getting a pardon from the family of the deceased, Utpal Mallick from West Bengal, following an out-of-court settlement, the duo could still not get the pardon legally validated, the duo told Gulf News. What happened Mallick, then 42, had fallen while constructing the terrace of a two-storey villa in Dubai, said Haider. “Just

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