The Bombay High Court in Mumbai is set to hear a petition from the family of Dixit Solanki, a 33-year-old seaman who died on March 1 in a suspected missile or drone attack on the oil tanker MT MKD Vyom in the Gulf of Oman. The family, represented by Amratlal Solanki and Mitali Solanki through advocate Satish B Talekar, is requesting official DNA verification of the remains handed over to them on April 5, 35 days after the incident. Concerns have been raised regarding the identification of the remains, which were reportedly charred and returned as only fragments of skeletal remains. The family has not received any documentation confirming post-mortem procedures or DNA identification, leading them to seek a court directive for DNA testing before performing last rites. The Indian Consulate in Dubai informed the family that it lacked the facilities to conduct DNA tests, advising them to pursue testing in India after repatriation. A division bench of Chief Justice Shree Chandrashekhar and Justice Gautam Akhand will further discuss the matter, with expectations of passing orders for DNA testing through appropriate government agencies.