1. Manipur CM N Biren Singh thanked Union Minister Dr S. Jaishankar on X for his efforts.
2. Singh highlighted the collaborative measures to manage the situation.
3. He emphasized facilitating the return of Manipuris stranded in Bangladesh.
Imphal, July 21: Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh expressed his gratitude on X for Union Minister of External Affairs Dr. S. Jaishankar’s efforts in ensuring the safe return of Indian nationals from Bangladesh.
Singh emphasized the collaborative measures taken to manage the situation and facilitate the return of Manipuris stranded abroad.
In his update, Chief Minister Singh acknowledged Dr. Jaishankar’s proactive role in coordinating repatriation efforts. “I have personally communicated with Union Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar on the developing situation in Bangladesh, and we are working together to arrange a safe return for Manipuris,”
Singh stated. He commended Jaishankar’s direct involvement in monitoring the situation and securing safe passage for Indian citizens.
I have personally communicated with Hon’ble Union Minister of External Affairs, Shri @DrSJaishankar ji on the developing situation in Bangladesh, and we are coordinating on arranging a safe return of Manipuris back to the country.
The situation is being closely monitored by… pic.twitter.com/Obw3NBPMli
— N. Biren Singh (@NBirenSingh) July 20, 2024
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The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) also provided an update on the ongoing repatriation process. According to the latest information, the High Commission of India in Dhaka, along with Assistant High Commissions in Chittagong, Rajshahi, Sylhet, and Khulna, are assisting Indian nationals in returning home.
The MEA has coordinated with local authorities, civil aviation, immigration, land ports, and BSF to ensure smooth travel and safety.
To date, 778 Indian students have returned via land ports, and around 200 students have used regular flights from Dhaka and Chittagong. The High Commission is in constant communication with over 4,000 students in Bangladesh, providing necessary support.
Additionally, students from Nepal and Bhutan have been assisted with their repatriation.