Indian authorities have brought back two wanted men from Gulf countries in an operation facilitated by the Central Bureau of Investigation. The development highlights ongoing efforts to track and return fugitives who had been staying overseas while facing serious charges in India.
One of the deportees, Muhammedali Kanneer Palliyalil, was wanted in a murder case and was sent back from Saudi Arabia. After his arrival in India, he was taken into the custody of the National Investigation Agency, according to the case details provided in the report.
The second deportee, Avinash Arjun Rathod, is accused in a major financial fraud matter. While the available report does not provide the full case background, it indicates that he was also returned from a Gulf nation as part of the same broader enforcement effort.
The deportations reflect coordination between Indian agencies and authorities in Gulf countries to secure the return of individuals wanted in criminal investigations. Such actions are part of a wider push to ensure suspects in serious offences, including violent crime and economic offences, can be brought back to face legal proceedings in India.
