Like earlier, India launched a rescue operation to repatriate its citizens from war-torn Israel whereas China opted out of any repatriation operation mission. In fact, Chinese citizens are reportedly paying hefty amounts ranging from $700-2000 for repatriation flights arranged by other countries.
India has so far managed to successfully repatriated 1,200 people in five chartered flights amid the Israel-Hamas war. At least 18 Nepalese nationals living in difficult zones in Israel were earlier accommodated on the last special flight on Tuesday.
Responding to a question by India TV, MEA Spokesperson, Arindam Bagchi, said that a total of 1200 people including 18 Nepalese citizens wanting to leave Tel Aviv amidst the Israel-Hamas conflict evacuated from the war-torn region under Operation Ajay.
The aircraft was originally scheduled to return to the national capital on Monday morning but it faced a technical snag on its arrival in Tel Aviv on Sunday and was taken to Jordan to rectify the problem.
According to the Nepal's Deputy Chief of Mission in Israel Arjun Dhimire, both Indian and Nepalese embassies were in touch and cooperating with each other on the repatriation of citizens. Under 'Operation Ajay', at least 906 Indians have been successfully brought back from Israel.
The government launched Operation Ajay to bring back the Indians who wish to return to India amid Israel's war with Hamas. SpiceJet said that it will operate a flight with an A340 plane to Tel Aviv.
Indian government launched 'Operation Ajay' to bring Indian nationals who want to return home amid the intense Israel-Hamas war. There are about 18,000 Indian nationals living and working in Israel including caregivers, students, several IT professionals, and diamond traders.
Operation Ajay was launched by PM Narendra Modi to bring back around 18,000 Indians in Israel who were amidst the war between Hamas and Israel. Registration of Indians began on October 12.
Under 'Operation Ajay', India has successfully evacuated 447 Indian nationals from war-torn Israel in the last two days as the war with Hamas escalated. A special flight carrying 235 Indian nationals landed in the national capital's Indira Gandhi International Airport on Saturday.
Minister of State for the Ministry of External Affairs Rajkumar Ranjan Singh was present at the Indira Gandhi International Airport to receive the evacuated second batch of Indian nationals evacuated from Israel.
India on Thursday had launched 'Operation Ajay' to facilitate the return of Indian nations who wished to come back home. The first flight carrying 212 Indians landed at the Delhi Airport on Friday morning from Israel's Ben-Gurion Airport.
The Government of India has launched 'Operation Ajay' to facilitate the return of Indians who are stranded in war-torn Israel.
Operation Ajay in Israel: C-17 Globemaster of Indian Air Force was also used to evacuate Indian nationals from violence-hit Sudan under Operation Kaveri in April this year.
India on Wednesday launched "Operation Ajay" to bring back citizens from war-torn Israel. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said that special charter flights and other arrangements are being put in place to bring back citizens.
India on Wednesday launched "Operation Ajay" to bring back citizens from war-torn Israel. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said that special charter flights and other arrangements are being put in place to bring back citizens.
The announcement comes as the military conflict between Hamas militants and Israel continued for the fifth day. According to the details on the website of the Indian Embassy in Tel Aviv, there are around 20,000 Indian citizens in Israel.
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