Austrian citizen get released from the Indian prisons

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Pravasi Legal Cell proudly announces another mission accomplished. We were fortunate to help an Austrian citizen get released from the Indian prisons this week. We thank the Austrian embassy officials for entrusting us with the matter and appreciate the exemplary support they provide to their citizens in India.




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