The dead remains of forty-five Indian victims who perished in the horrific fire tragedy in Kuwait are being transported by an Indian Air Force (IAF) special aircraft to Kochi.Minister of State Kirti Vardhan Singh, who collaborated closely with Kuwaiti officials to guarantee the prompt repatriation procedure, is accompanying the remains. "MoS Kirti Vardhan Singh, who coordinated with Kuwaiti authorities to ensure swift repatriation, is onboard the aircraft," verified the arrival of India in Kuwait.
NEW DELHI: The dead remains of forty-five Indian victims who perished in the horrific fire tragedy in Kuwait are being transported by an Indian Air Force (IAF) special aircraft to Kochi.
Minister of State Kirti Vardhan Singh, who collaborated closely with Kuwaiti officials to guarantee the prompt repatriation procedure, is accompanying the remains. “MoS Kirti Vardhan Singh, who coordinated with Kuwaiti authorities to ensure swift repatriation, is onboard the aircraft,” verified the arrival of India in Kuwait.
Three men from Uttar Pradesh, named as Jairam and Angad Gupta from the Gorakhpur area, and Praveen Madhav Singh from Varanasi, were among the victims.
Following a meeting with Kuwaiti Foreign Minister Abdullah Ali Al-Yahya in Kuwait city on Thursday, Minister of State for External Affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh stated that Kuwaiti authorities had assured India of their “full support, including for medical care, early repatriation of mortal remains, and investigation of the incident” in the wake of the building fire in Kuwait that claimed the lives of at least 45 Indians on Wednesday.
Also Read⬇️
Candidates contesting for vacant council seats must mandatorily state against whom they are contesting
Medinipur-born 52-year-old Dwarikesh Pattanayak was the only victim from West Bengal. Due to Durga Puja, Dwarikesh had to reschedule his April travel home to celebrate his daughter’s birthday.
His daughter and wife Antara are shocked by the news that his company broke on Thursday. Dwarikesh had spent twenty years working in Kuwait.
In order to supervise aid for the injured Indians and hasten the return of the dead to India, Minister of State Kirti Vardhan Singh traveled to Kuwait on Thursday. On Friday morning, the dead remains of the Kerala victims are anticipated to land at Kochi airport. Cabinet members and Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan will be there to receive the coffins.
Usually I do not read article on blogs however I would like to say that this writeup very compelled me to take a look at and do so Your writing taste has been amazed me Thanks quite nice post