A bunch of Indian nationals is discovered to have been taken to an undisclosed location close to Kabul airport on Saturday for verification and questioning of journey paperwork, inflicting some confusion and anxiousness in India.
These Indians have been later launched.
According to Afghan media stories, the Indians have been amongst 150 individuals who have been on their approach to the Kabul airport after they have been stopped by Taliban fighters.
The Indians have been later launched.
People monitoring the developments in Kabul stated that to date no particular report of any type of harm to Indians in Kabul has been acquired.
According to Afghan media stories, the Indians have been amongst 150 individuals who have been on their approach to the Kabul airport after they have been stopped by Taliban fighters.
The Kabul Now information portal initially reported that the group was “kidnapped” by Taliban fighters, but it surely later up to date the report back to say that every one the individuals had been launched and have been on their manner again to Kabul airport.
The individuals cited above stated that Indians have been taken for questioning and this isn’t uncommon within the present circumstances.
There was no speedy official remark or response on the matter.
Meanwhile, India on Saturday evacuated round 80 Indian nationals from Kabul by a transport army plane of the Indian Air Force.
He stated the airplane landed at Dushanbe in Tajikistan after evacuating Indians from Kabul, it’s anticipated to achieve Hindon airbase close to Delhi by night.
India has already evacuated 200 individuals, together with the ambassador and different workers of its embassy in Kabul, in two C-17 heavy-lift transport plane of the IAF after the Taliban captured Kabul on Sunday.
The first evacuation flight on Monday introduced again over 40 individuals, principally staff of the Indian embassy.
The second C-17 plane on Tuesday evacuated round 150 individuals, together with Indian diplomats, officers, safety personnel and a few stranded Indians, from Kabul.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS