Family of Indian seafarer who died in Venezuela alleges cover-up, seeks autopsy report
The family of a deceased Indian seafarer in Venezuela is alleging a cover-up, citing missing organs and forged signatures on official documents. The Forward Seamen’s Union of India has demanded an independent investigation and the release of the full autopsy report.
Why it matters
This case raises serious concerns regarding the treatment of international workers and the transparency of foreign legal and medical processes.
The family of Rakesh Chauhan, an Indian seafarer who died in Venezuela, has raised a series of questions over the handling of his case and demanded release of the complete autopsy report, according to a statement issued by the Forward Seamen’s Union of India (FSUI).
The article reports on the family's allegations while noting that the government has not yet responded, maintaining neutrality.
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