India’s first chartered flight brought over 200 Indian citizens back home from Tel Aviv on Friday, nearly a week after the rearmost Israel- Hamas war erupted. “ Everyone is spooked. We’ve no idea what would be there. We had to move to harbors when there were bullet attacks. This wasn’t normal, ” said Deepak Sharma, a 20- time-old pupil who was studying drugs at a council in north Israel. There are about 18,000 Indian citizens living in Israel, a small chance of them scholars, according to India’s External Affairs Ministry. Nearly one- third of them have registered with the Indian delegacy ready to fly back home. New Delhi has not heard of any Indian casualties since Hamas launched its irruption Saturday, the ministry said. India launched Operation Ajay to grease the return of those Indians who wish to come back home as a series of brazen-faced attacks on Israeli municipalities by Hamas zealots over the weekend has touched off fresh pressures in the region. Amid the ongoing ghastly Israel- Palestine war, the first carrying 212 Indians, who were stranded in the war- torn country. A videotape participated by the ANI news agency showed the passengers, who took off from the Ben Gurion field in Israel on Thursday night under ‘ Operation Ajay ’. Chanting ‘Bharat Mata ki jai ’, and ‘ Vande Mataram ’ taglines as they eventually reached.
Written by- Anmol Kashyap
College name- City Law College
Semester- 3rd year 5th Semester an Intern under Legal Vidhiya
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