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Supreme Court directs Centre on DNA testing for war dead

Published Friday, July 31, 2026 · Updated August 1

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The Supreme Court has directed the Indian government to appoint a nodal officer to assist families of Indians killed or missing in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, including facilitating DNA testing for the war dead. This directive comes as the government reported that nearly 220 Indians had joined the Russian Armed Forces, with 139 already released from their contracts.

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  • The Indian government informed the Supreme Court that nearly 220 Indians had joined the Russian Armed Forces during the conflict, with 139 released from contractual agreements.

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Government Assistance for War Victims
  • The Hindu

    The article highlights the Indian government's efforts and legal obligations to assist its citizens caught in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, emphasizing the plight of families and the need to address illegal recruitment.

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