Delhi, Oct 15: The fourth flight under “Operation Ajay” successfully transported 274 Indians from Israel, as announced by External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar on October 15. This marked the second flight departing from Tel Aviv to India on the same day.
“Operation Ajay” was initiated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to repatriate approximately 18,000 Indians who were in Israel. The process of Indian registration for repatriation began last Thursday.
The evacuation operation comes after a devastating week of violence in the region, resulting in the deaths of over 1,300 Israelis, the majority of whom were civilians, due to attacks by Hamas militants who infiltrated the border. Israeli retaliatory strikes also claimed the lives of over 1,000 Palestinians.
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The Government of India, in collaboration with the Indian Embassy in Israel and relevant authorities, has been working tirelessly to ensure the safe return of its citizens affected by the conflict in Israel. The Indian community in Israel has faced immense challenges and uncertainty as a result of the ongoing violence, with many expressing their desire to return to their home country.
“Operation Ajay” aims to facilitate the repatriation process by providing Indian citizens in Israel with a safe and efficient means of returning home. It involves organizing flights from Tel Aviv to various Indian cities and accommodating the needs of returning individuals.
This operation highlights the commitment of the Indian government to the safety and well-being of its citizens, both within the country and abroad. The successful repatriation of thousands of Indian citizens from Israel demonstrates the close cooperation between the two nations and their joint efforts to address the challenges presented by the recent events in the region.
The Government of India has been closely monitoring the situation in Israel and has taken prompt action to ensure the return of its citizens. The repatriation process is carried out in accordance with established safety protocols to safeguard the health and well-being of the evacuees.
The flights conducted under “Operation Ajay” provide a ray of hope for the affected Indian citizens in Israel, offering them the opportunity to reunite with their families and find safety and comfort back in their home country. The Indian government’s proactive response to the crisis in Israel serves as an example of its commitment to its citizens in times of adversity.
As the situation in Israel continues to evolve, “Operation Ajay” remains a significant and ongoing effort to repatriate Indian citizens affected by the conflict. The government is committed to ensuring the safe return of all eligible Indian citizens from Israel, providing them with the support and assistance they need during this challenging time.
