Another Indian LPG cargo ship, ‘Green Sanvi’ sails safely through the Strait of Hormuz, Iran sends a special message.

By Samira Vishwas On Apr 5, 2026

New Delhi. Another Indian ship has safely crossed the Strait of Hormuz. Giving information, Gujarat Deputy CM Harsh Sanghvi posted on social media another victory of Indian diplomacy. LPG cargo ship ‘Green Saanvi’ has transited the Strait of Hormuz and is on its way home. The Iranian Consulate in Mumbai replied to Harsh Shanghvi’s post, India and especially Gujarat, hold a special place in our shared history. Centuries ago the people here gladly welcomed the people of our country. Building on this unbreakable civilizational bond, we are committed to further strengthening the ties of friendship and cooperation.

India, & #Gujarat in particular, hold a cherished place in our shared history; having graciously welcomed those from our land centuries ago.
Building on this enduring civilizational bond, we remain committed to further strengthening the ties of friendship & cooperation.#Iran
— Consulate General of the IR Iran in Mumbai (@IRANinMumbai) April 4, 2026

‘Green Saanvi’ which is carrying LPG is about to reach the port of Gujarat. Let us tell you that till now 8 Indian flagged ships including Green Saanvi have passed safely through the Strait of Hormuz. On one hand, while Iran has completely closed the Strait of Hormuz for many countries and is targeting enemy ships, on the other hand, India’s ships being given safe passage by Iran is a big diplomatic victory for the Modi government.

It is the result of the diplomacy of the Modi government that despite the global crisis, the energy supply in India remains uninterrupted and there is no shortage of anything from LPG to petrol and diesel in the country. Recently, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke on phone with Iranian President Masoud Pejeshkian in which there was a discussion between the two leaders regarding Hormuz. Modi had condemned the attacks on Iran’s critical infrastructure. Modi had said that these attacks are a threat to regional stability and are disrupting global supply chains.