Govt evacuates 75 Indian nationals from Syria
India has evacuated 75 of its nationals from Syria following the unrest in the wake of the ouster of the Bashar al-Assad regime by opposition forces there.
India has evacuated 75 of its nationals from Syria following the unrest in the wake of the ouster of the Bashar al-Assad regime by opposition forces there.
India evacuated 75 of its nationals from Syria on Tuesday, two days after rebel forces overthrew President Bashar al-Assad's authoritarian government, said the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Wednesday.
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Describing details of the incident, Ahmedabad Commissioner of Police G S Malik, said that around 300 foreign students study at Gujarat University and around 75 foreign students stay in A Block of Hostel.
Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said there are about 20 Indians who have approached the Indian authorities. There are two Indians who have passed away.
India and the Maldives had reached an agreement that the Indian soldiers operating the three aircraft would be replaced with non-military technical personnel.
''We have also told people not to venture into the war zone or get caught into situations which are difficult,'' he added.
MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that a legal team is looking into the appeal aspect as 60 days have been provided to file the same.
