PM Modi met 210 Indians who returned from Sudan: Said- If any Indian gets stuck in the world, he does not sleep

210 Indians returned from Sudan on Sunday. PM Modi talked to him in Karnataka.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday interacted with people from Sudan in Karnataka. 210 members of Hakki Pikki tribe were brought from Sudan to Shivamogga today under Operation Cauvery. PM listened to their experiences while talking. During this, PM Modi said that if any Indian gets trapped in the world, then he does not sleep.

Actually, fighting between military and paramilitary has been going on in Sudan for the last several days. During this many Indians got trapped there. To bring them back, the Government of India launched Operation Kaveri. Under this, more than 4000 people have been brought so far.

PM Modi asked many questions about Sudan to the people of Hakki-Pikki tribe.

Now read the question-answer between the PM and the Indians who returned from Sudan …

PM’s question: First of all tell me, how did the trouble start? when did you know where were you at that time?
answer: All of us 15 to 20 people were in a hotel. Suddenly there was a loud explosion. A water tank was blown up. Then the transformer of the light was blown. Gradually the food and drink stopped. Airport closed. We started praying to God to save us, then Rukmani, who was staying with us, said don’t worry, we have a double engine sitting there. Don’t worry, he will save and you saved.

PM’s question: How many years have you guys been going to Sudan?
answer: We have been going for 4-5 years. We felt that we would not be able to return alive. Then you held a meeting in Delhi to bring us back. Then we were sure that our Prime Minister would save us. Just as a father finds a lost child and brings him home, similarly you brought us back after searching.

PM Modi told the people of Hakki Pikki tribe that the people of the country helped you. Now you will also help others.

PM’s question: No harm done to you?
answer: We didn’t get a single scratch there. Today we have come back solely because of you. Thank you to.

Over 4000 people stranded in Sudan were brought to India: PM Modi
PM Modi said that some leaders were making statements here. We felt that if the opposition leader here makes such a statement, then Sudan will come to know where Indians are hiding and they will be killed. So we had to work quietly. Looting was also happening there. We had to protect that too. We are happy that more than 4000 people stranded in Sudan were brought to India.

The PM told the people of the Hakki-Pikki tribe that the people of the country have helped you. If you ever get a chance, you will also help others.