360 Indians evacuated from Sudan reach New Delhi
The HinduIndia on Wednesday evening flew back the first group of citizens who were stranded in crisis-torn Sudan. Operation Kaveri brings 360 Indian nationals to the homeland as first flight reaches New Delhi,” said External Affairs Minister Dr S. Jaishankar. As a result, Indian officials facilitating the evacuation from Port Sudan, had to process a significant number of special cases where people could not produce passports or OCI cards. As soon as the fighting began, the bridges were sealed over by the Sudanese Armed Forces which stopped many expats from reaching homes or workstations to pick up their personal documents like passports,” said an Indian businessman, who is among those who left his OCI card behind while fleeing Khartoum. Video Courtesy: Special Arrangement pic.twitter.com/5UMFAb77KO — The Hindu April 26, 2023 Taking advantage of the 72-hour ceasefire, India started evacuations on Tuesday and the first batches of rescued citizens reached Delhi on Wednesday evening.