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Sushma Swaraj assures help to 20 Indians stranded in China
A man named Kautilya Bansal wrote to Swaraj on Twitter, requesting help for the group of 20 Indians, including an infant.
A man named Kautilya Bansal wrote to Swaraj on Twitter, requesting help for the group of 20 Indians, including an infant.
New Delhi: External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Thursday assured help to a group of 20 Indians stuck in China after having lost their group visa.
A man named Kautilya Bansal wrote to Swaraj on Twitter, requesting help for the group of 20 Indians, including an infant.
"@EOIBeijing : Please expedite this. There is an infant in the group (sic)," Swaraj tweeted in response.
Yes, we have done. The thing is we want a process that is fast because in group of 20, there is small baby of 11 months also, so we have requested them the same.
— Kautilya Bansal (@kautilya17) June 28, 2018
Sushma Swaraj also assured help to an Indian man, whose eight-year-old son's passport was damaged on a trip to Toronto.
