Celina Jaitly's Brother's Detention: Delhi HC Directs MEA to Appoint Legal Firm

• Delhi High Court has directed the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) to appoint a pro bono legal firm for Celina Jaitly's brother, retired Major Vikrant Jaitly, detained in the UAE.
• Major Vikrant Jaitly, an Indian Army veteran, has been detained in the UAE for 14 months, prompting Celina Jaitly to approach the Delhi High Court.
• Celina Jaitly's petition highlighted concerns over her brother's legal status, health, and charges, demanding proper legal, medical, and consular assistance.
• The family alleges lack of communication and clear information, while the government states Vikrant was arrested in a 'specific case' and is in contact with his wife.
• Major Vikrant Jaitly, living in the UAE since 2016, was reportedly detained due to 'national security' concerns related to his association with MATITI Group.

Why It Matters: Delhi High Court intervenes in Celina Jaitly's brother's UAE detention, tasks MEA with legal aid.