(27.18) Playing drama of Dubai princess, Narendra Modi in controversy
The news of the Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates and Mohamed Bin Rashid al-Makhtum, a daughter of Dubai, has escaped from fleeing the country from Latifa Sea, this news has been published in several news articles in Europe.
According to these reports, Princess Latifa secretly left for India by hiring a girlfriend, a Finnish citizen, and a Frenchman with the help of a former detective.
His plan was that he would seek political asylum from the United States on his plane from India.
The news of the Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates and Mohamed Bin Rashid al-Makhtum, a daughter of Dubai, has escaped from fleeing the country from Latifa Sea, this news has been published in several news articles in Europe.
According to these reports, Princess Latifa secretly left for India by hiring a girlfriend, a Finnish citizen, and a Frenchman with the help of a former detective.
His plan was that he would seek political asylum from the United States on his plane from India.
But it is reported in Western media and social media that India's Naval Commandos Yacht detained Prince Latifah, along with two others in the International waterway along the coast of Goa, gave the other two before Dubai authorities. The news came out in several Indian media too.
The Indian government or the Indian Navy did not open any mouth on this.
The news of the first Washington Post this week after two months of the incident said that India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi allowed the operation of sending the princess of Dubai to the country.
Then the Daily Telegraph of Britain made the same claim on Tuesday in a news story.
India's foreign ministry spokesman told the BBC that such a operation has been carried out by the Navy in India - no one has ever said such a word to the government.
Our correspondent in Delhi, Shuvajyoti Ghosh says, the position of the Indian government is that they are not accepting, denying it.
Prince Latifah's two friends left Dubai under diplomatic pressure, but there is still no news of the princess.