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Celina Jaitly Heartbreaking Plea for Brother Major (Retd.) Vikrant Kumar Jaitly Detained in UAE

Actor Celina Jaitly has made a heartfelt appeal on social media for the release of her brother, Major (Retd.) Vikrant Kumar Jaitly, who has been in detention in the United Arab Emirates since 2024.

Celina Jaitly Brother Detained in UAE
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Celina Jaitly has appealed for the release of her brother, Major (Retd.) Vikrant Kumar Jaitly, detained in the UAE since 2024; the Delhi High Court has directed the Central government to provide a status report and appoint a nodal officer.Advocates Raghav Kacker and Madhav Agarwal are representing Celina, with further hearing scheduled for December 4th in the case regarding his unclear detention in Abu Dhabi for 14 months.

In an emotional Instagram post featuring her brother in military uniform, Celina poured her heart out, writing, "#mybrotherandme: My Dumpy, I hope you're ok, I hope you know I'm standing with you like a rock, I hope you know I haven't slept a single night without crying for you, I hope you know I'd give up everything for you, I hope you know no one can ever come between us, I hope you know I left no stone unturned, I hope God will finally be kind to you & me my bhai, waiting for you..."

Court Intervention and Government Action

Her post follows a recent order by the Delhi High Court, which directed the Central government to submit a detailed status report within four weeks regarding Major (Retd.) Vikrant Kumar Jaitly's detention.

The court also instructed authorities to appoint a nodal officer to oversee communication and coordinate necessary legal and medical assistance for him.

Celina had earlier approached the Delhi High Court seeking intervention and support from Indian authorities to ensure her brother's safety and well-being.

The case, which highlights the uncertainty surrounding Major Jaitly's situation, has been scheduled for further hearing on December 4.

Celina's Ongoing Fight for Justice

This is not the first time Celina has spoken publicly about her brother's plight.

In an earlier post, she shared the depth of her struggle, writing, "For one year I have searched for answers for you. Now I continue my prayers to our respected government to fight for you, to bring you back safely. My government, the only entity I trust, is the Government of India, & I know they will do everything to protect this 4th-generation soldier, son, grandson & great-grandson of war veterans, who has given his everything, his entire youth, in the service of our nation, holder of the COAS Commendation for Gallantry."

Her plea underscores both her faith in the Indian government and her anguish over her brother's prolonged confinement without access to proper legal counsel or medical aid.

Legal Representatives Speak Out

Advocates Raghav Kacker and Madhav Agarwal, representing Celina Jaitly, confirmed that her brother has been detained in Abu Dhabi for 14 months under unclear circumstances.

Speaking to ANI, Advocate Raghav Kacker said, "A nodal officer has been appointed to help the petitioner and her brother communicate, to give him effective legal assistance, to keep us updated on the case status... These steps will help us secure his release. This will go a long way in strengthening the ties between the UAE and India. He was our major general from our army, a special forces officer and the government is going to issue a status report directing the steps they want to start taking."

He further noted that the details of Major Jaitly's detention remain largely unknown, making the ongoing legal process both urgent and complex.

A Family's Hope Amid Uncertainty

As the legal proceedings continue, Celina Jaitly's public appeal has drawn widespread attention and support online.

Her emotional words reflect the pain of a sister fighting tirelessly to reunite with her brother, while placing her faith in diplomatic and judicial efforts to bring him home safely.

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