Shahzadi Khan, a 33-year-old Indian woman, was executed in Abu Dhabi on February 15 for her alleged involvement in the murder of a four-month-old infant. The news of her execution has sparked outrage and concern among her family members back in India. Her father has taken the matter to the Delhi High Court in a bid to seek more information about her case and wellbeing. Despite legal assistance provided by the Indian government, the UAE court decided to uphold the death sentence against Khan. Her final rites are set to take place on March 5 in the UAE. The tragic incident has once again highlighted the importance of legal support and protection for Indian nationals facing legal issues abroad. The execution of Shahzadi Khan serves as a grim reminder of the harsh consequences that individuals may face when involved in criminal activities overseas. It also underscores the significance of understanding and abiding by the laws of the land when residing or visiting foreign countries. The case has garnered significant attention in India, with many calling for a thorough investigation and review of the circumstances surrounding Khan’s conviction and subsequent execution.