North India Statesman
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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan made an important announcement in the end of February this year. He waived a large number of prisoners during the holy month of Ramadan and Eid. According to this decision, UAE has issued an order to release a total of 1295 prisoners. It consists of more than 500 Indian citizens, who will now get an opportunity to celebrate Eid festival with their family happily and without any hard work.
Prisoners started new life
The United Arab Emirates Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktum has also announced the release of 1295 prisoners. Many of these prisoners are those who have wrongly violated the law, but the UAE has given relief to them and set a great example from the point of view of humanity and justice. These caddies can now start a new hope and new life.
The UAE initiative to release prisoners on the auspicious occasion of the holy festivals of Ramadan and Eid is receiving positive response worldwide. This decision is becoming particularly important for 500 Indian citizens, as they will now be able to return to their country.
The UAE’s move to release these prisoners is an important sign towards moving forward from human and judicial perspective. This time will be an opportunity for prisoners to make a new beginning with their families.
Apart from this, Saudi Arabia has also given advance information about the festival of Eid. The holidays of public sector employees in Saudi Arabia have begun from 22 March, while holidays for private sector and non-profit sector will be effective from March 27.
