New Delhi- Amidst the continuously worsening situation in West Asia, India has increased its activity at the diplomatic level. Prime Minister Narendra Modi Prime Minister expressed concern over the regional situation by discussing phone with prominent leaders of the Gulf region on Tuesday. Haitham Bin Tariq (Sultan of Oman) and Sabah Al Khaled Al Hamet Had separate talks with (Crown Prince of Kuwait). During the talks, the recent attacks in the respective countries and the security of Indian citizens living there were discussed in detail.
Safety of Indian community top priority
The government has clarified that the safety and welfare of approximately one crore Indians living in the Gulf region is the top priority. In the last few days, the Prime Minister has also contacted the top leadership of Israel, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. Ministry of External Affairs (Ministry of External Affairs) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal In the statement issued by it, it was said that India cannot take lightly any such incident which affects Indian citizens. India’s energy supply and business interests are also linked to this sector, so instability can have an impact on the economy.
Indian citizen killed in oil tanker attack
The death of an Indian citizen has been confirmed in the attack on an oil tanker near Oman. The ministry has reiterated its appeal to reduce tensions through dialogue and diplomacy. The government said Indian Embassies and Consulates in the region are in constant touch with the Indian community and are issuing necessary advisories. All possible consular assistance is being provided to the people trapped in crisis situation. India also clarified that it is in constant touch with regional governments and other partner countries. The Prime Minister and the External Affairs Minister are in constant communication with their counterparts and further decisions will be taken keeping in mind the national interest.
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