The Minister of State for External Affairs, Kirti Vardhan Singh, revealed in Parliament that 25 Indian nationals are currently facing the death penalty in the UAE. This disclosure underscores the significant number of Indian prisoners abroad, totaling 10,152 individuals, with some awaiting execution. The Indian government places great emphasis on the well-being and support of its citizens overseas, especially those in challenging legal situations. The Ministry of External Affairs is actively engaged in providing aid and assistance to Indian nationals facing legal issues in foreign countries. This commitment to safeguarding the rights and interests of Indian prisoners abroad is a top priority for the government. The revelation of the 25 Indian nationals on death row in the UAE sheds light on the complexities and challenges faced by Indian expatriates in foreign jurisdictions. With over 10,000 Indian prisoners in foreign jails, the government’s efforts to ensure their welfare and legal rights remain crucial.