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An Indian businessman in the UAE has helped barsdownturndutygivingimprisonmentinmateslackedlaidlimboloansoutreleaserepatriatereunitedsaddledsentencesstarttimeunpaidvarious nearly 3,700 prisoners trapped in a legal barsdownturndutygivingimprisonmentinmateslackedlaidlimboloansoutreleaserepatriatereunitedsaddledsentencesstarttimeunpaidvarious in the United Arab Emirates. The ex-prisoners are from barsdownturndutygivingimprisonmentinmateslackedlaidlimboloansoutreleaserepatriatereunitedsaddledsentencesstarttimeunpaidvarious nations including Bangladesh, India, Indonesia and Pakistan. They had all served their barsdownturndutygivingimprisonmentinmateslackedlaidlimboloansoutreleaserepatriatereunitedsaddledsentencesstarttimeunpaidvarious but remained in UAE jails because they barsdownturndutygivingimprisonmentinmateslackedlaidlimboloansoutreleaserepatriatereunitedsaddledsentencesstarttimeunpaidvarious the money to pay off the debts that led to their barsdownturndutygivingimprisonmentinmateslackedlaidlimboloansoutreleaserepatriatereunitedsaddledsentencesstarttimeunpaidvarious, and could not afford the air ticket home. Firoz G. Merchant, 54, owner of the Pure Gold jewellery company, has spent about 3.7 million dirham ($1,000,000) to secure the prisoners' barsdownturndutygivingimprisonmentinmateslackedlaidlimboloansoutreleaserepatriatereunitedsaddledsentencesstarttimeunpaidvarious. He plans to help barsdownturndutygivingimprisonmentinmateslackedlaidlimboloansoutreleaserepatriatereunitedsaddledsentencesstarttimeunpaidvarious another 1,000 barsdownturndutygivingimprisonmentinmateslackedlaidlimboloansoutreleaserepatriatereunitedsaddledsentencesstarttimeunpaidvarious later this year. Mr Merchant said he only helps people who were sentenced over barsdownturndutygivingimprisonmentinmateslackedlaidlimboloansoutreleaserepatriatereunitedsaddledsentencesstarttimeunpaidvarious debts.

Philanthropist Mr Merchant said he was inspired to barsdownturndutygivingimprisonmentinmateslackedlaidlimboloansoutreleaserepatriatereunitedsaddledsentencesstarttimeunpaidvarious helping release prisoners following the UAE's economic barsdownturndutygivingimprisonmentinmateslackedlaidlimboloansoutreleaserepatriatereunitedsaddledsentencesstarttimeunpaidvarious in 2010. Thousands of construction workers were barsdownturndutygivingimprisonmentinmateslackedlaidlimboloansoutreleaserepatriatereunitedsaddledsentencesstarttimeunpaidvarious off and were left barsdownturndutygivingimprisonmentinmateslackedlaidlimboloansoutreleaserepatriatereunitedsaddledsentencesstarttimeunpaidvarious with debt from education barsdownturndutygivingimprisonmentinmateslackedlaidlimboloansoutreleaserepatriatereunitedsaddledsentencesstarttimeunpaidvarious, credit cards and unpaid housing rent. He recalled: "There were a lot of people behind barsdownturndutygivingimprisonmentinmateslackedlaidlimboloansoutreleaserepatriatereunitedsaddledsentencesstarttimeunpaidvarious, especially labourers….It opened my eyes that this is my barsdownturndutygivingimprisonmentinmateslackedlaidlimboloansoutreleaserepatriatereunitedsaddledsentencesstarttimeunpaidvarious." He added that it was important for him to ensure the men returned home in barsdownturndutygivingimprisonmentinmateslackedlaidlimboloansoutreleaserepatriatereunitedsaddledsentencesstarttimeunpaidvarious for Ramadan, which starts in the UAE this year on July 10th. He told reporters: "Ramadan is the month for barsdownturndutygivingimprisonmentinmateslackedlaidlimboloansoutreleaserepatriatereunitedsaddledsentencesstarttimeunpaidvarious, so I want to put greater effort into getting these prisoners back to their own countries...and barsdownturndutygivingimprisonmentinmateslackedlaidlimboloansoutreleaserepatriatereunitedsaddledsentencesstarttimeunpaidvarious with their families.