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New Delhi: Prime minister Narendra Modi chaired a high-level assembly on Friday through video-conference to debate the situation in crisis-hit Sudan and the safety of greater than 3,000 Indian nationals in the African nation. External affairs minister S Jaishankar, nationwide safety advisor Ajit Doval, the Indian ambassador to Sudan, and a number of other senior officers attended the briefing.
During the assembly, Modi assessed latest developments in Sudan and acquired a first-hand report on circumstances, with a selected deal with the safety of Indians presently in the nation. He expressed condolences for the Indian nationwide killed by a stray bullet final week.
According to the Prime Minister’s Office, Modi instructed officers to stay vigilant, intently monitor developments, and constantly consider the safety of Indian nationals in Sudan, offering all attainable help.
Modi additionally directed the event of contingency evacuation plans, making an allowance for the quickly altering safety panorama and the viability of numerous choices. He emphasised the significance of sustaining shut communication with neighbouring nations and people with important numbers of residents in Sudan.
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