Instead of criticizing the efforts of the Centre for Operation Ganga, Opposition should introspect had they performed when they were in power: Union Minister Gajendra Shekhawat
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Instead of criticizing the efforts of the Centre for Operation Ganga, Opposition should introspect had they performed when they were in power: Union Minister Gajendra Shekhawat

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Mar 2, 2022, 07:50 am IST
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Union Minister Gajendra Singh welcoming Indian students in Air India flight (Photo Credit: ANI)

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Union Minister Gajendra Singh asserted every Indian would be evacuated safely from Ukraine and suggested the opposition parties introspect what they did when they were in power.

 

New Delhi [India], March 2: Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat on Wednesday slammed opposition parties, who accused the Indian government of delaying the evacuation process of Indian nationals stranded in Ukraine.

After welcoming 251 students who returned from Ukraine on an Air India flight today, Shekhawat told ANI, "The government is doing its duty. Even before this, there have been governments in the country for many decades and such situations have come up many times in the world. Opposition leaders should introspect had they performed in the past when they were in power."

"It would not be possible to find political ground only by criticizing. When you had the opportunity, what did you do for the people of the country? You should have thought and act on this," he added.

While giving assurances on behalf of the government, he said every Indian would be evacuated safely from Ukraine. "This is the Narendra Modi government, whether Indians are trapped in Ukraine, or in Yemen or whether Indians are in trouble in any other country of the world, our government will always stand with them. Today I would like to remember former External Affairs Minister Late Sushma Swaraj, who once in a tweet said that if India's son is on the moon and holds a blue passport, I will bring him out. Every BJP leader believes in this vision and passion under the leadership of PM Modi," said the Union Minister.

On the question on the completion of Operation Ganga, he said that no date could be fixed in such a situation, but until we bring back the last Indian, the operation will continue.

The Government of India has started operation Ganga to bring back the Indian citizens trapped in Ukraine. Apart from civil airlines, the Indian Air Force has also been roped in the ongoing Operation Ganga so that all Indians can be brought home safely.

Along with this, four central government ministers, Kiren Rijiju, Hardeep Singh Puri, General VK Singh and Jyotiraditya Scindia, have been sent to different countries sharing the border with Ukraine so that they can speed up this operation by establishing better coordination with the authorities.

Under Operation Ganga, Air India flight 1946 landed in India, carrying 251 students stranded in Ukraine from Bucharest at 9.30 am. (ANI)
   

  
                    

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