Supreme Court of India
Sabeeha Faikage & Ors. v. Union of India & Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950 - Articles 32, 21 and 142 - Recruitment of Indian seafarers - On the vessel of a foreign country - Through Recruitment and Placement Service providers - The vessel, comprising of 10 Indian seafarers, went missing in the high seas on 5.9.2005- Service providers informed the Director General of Shipping about the missing of vessel on 10.10.2005 - The Director General on 19. 10. 2005 requested the country, to which the vessel belonged, to carry out the investigation into the casualty - Indian government communicated to the relatives of the Indian seafarers on the
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