The Supreme Court directs the Union government to appoint a nodal officer to support Indian nationals affected by the Russia-Ukraine conflict, particularly families of those who are killed or reported missing. The court instructs the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) to assist eligible families in submitting compensation claims through the Russian Embassy in New Delhi. The directions also require the MEA to provide the families with relevant information and updates regarding the process, including in vernacular languages, so they can access assistance without language barriers. The court’s order is aimed at ensuring a clear contact point within the government and facilitating administrative steps for families seeking compensation and related assistance tied to the conflict. Both reports state that the MEA is responsible for the coordination and that the Russian Embassy in New Delhi is the location where compensation claims are to be filed, as part of the government’s support to affected households.
Supreme Court directs Centre to appoint nodal officer for Indians affected by Russia-Ukraine war
The Supreme Court directs the Union government to appoint a nodal officer to support Indian nationals affected by the Russia-Ukraine conflict, particularly families of those who are killed or reported...
- The Supreme Court directs the Centre to appoint a nodal officer for Indians affected by the Russia-Ukraine war.
- The Ministry of External Affairs must assist families of Indians killed or missing in submitting compensation claims.
- Compensation claims are to be filed before the Russian Embassy in New Delhi.
- The MEA must provide relevant information and updates to affected families.
- The directions include providing updates in vernacular languages.
The SC asked the MEA to assist affected families in filing compensation claims before the Russian Embassy here and to provide all relevant information and updates in vernacular languages.
4 hours agoSC asked the MEA to assist affected families in filing compensation claims before the Russian Embassy in New Delhi and to provide all relevant information and updates in vernacular languages
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