Jharkhand youth jailed in UAE, family seeks Government help for his return
The youth’s father Lalan Paswan said that his son was incarcerated for leaving his job without informing the company and was also trapped after paying an agent to return home
A 23-year-old man from Jharkhand's Palamu district, Shashi Kumar Paswan, has been imprisoned in a UAE jail for four months, according to local reports. His father, Lalan Paswan, lodged an application at the Hussinabad police station on October 26, 2026, requesting the Palamu district administration to bring his son back to India.
Lalan Paswan claims that his son left his job in a private company in Dubai without properly informing the company and paid an agent to help him return home. However, he was arrested for allegedly contacting the agent, giving him money to return, and leaving his job without informing the company. He was absent from work for seven consecutive days.
The police official stated that Shashi was jailed for allegedly contacting the agent and leaving his job without proper notice. Lalan Paswan expressed his son's assurance that he would return soon, and the family waited over four months before reporting the matter to the authorities.
Shashi's wife, Sumitra, corroborated her husband's claims, stating that he was hired by a private company in Abu Dhabi on a contract basis and has been trapped by an agent, resulting in his four-month imprisonment. The Superintendent of Police of Palamu forwarded the application to higher authorities.
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