The Indian embassy has issued 73 emergency certificates to its nationals so far this month for their repatriation to India.
This was informed at the monthly Community House held at the embassy recently.
The event was organised to address urgent consular and labour issues/cases of Indian nationals in Qatar.
The grievances brought to the notice of the embassy, included such issues as those concerning delayed payment of wages and violations of contract terms and conditions.
Ambassador P Kumaran, third secretary (labour and community welfare)  M Aleem and other officials met complainants, discussed their problems in detail and assured them of the mission’s active follow up of their cases with the concerned authorities in the government of Qatar.
It was informed that an embassy team visited the Central Prison and Deportation Centre last week to inquire about the welfare of detainees from India.
The total number of Indian nationals in the Central Prison and the Deportation Centre, as per the latest information is 210 and 98, respectively.
It was also told that at the four community houses held so far this year, a total of 106 complaints were received.
Out of these, 92 complaints have been resolved while the remaining are under active follow up of the embassy.
Indian Community Benevolent Forum (ICBF) president Devis Edakulathur, vice president P N Baburajan, general secretary Mahesh Gowda also attended the proceedings.