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Bharat Initiates ‘Operation Indravati’ to Rescue Stranded Citizens in Haiti

Bharat Launches 'Operation Indravati' to Evacuate Citizens Stranded in Haiti Amidst Worsening Violence

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Mar 21, 2024, 10:34 pm IST
Bharat Initiates 'Operation Indravati' to Rescue Stranded Citizens in Haiti

Bharat Initiates 'Operation Indravati' to Rescue Stranded Citizens in Haiti

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Bharat has initiated ‘Operation Indravati’ to rescue its citizens trapped in Haiti due to escalating violence between armed groups and the government. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar announced the operation, highlighting Bharat’s commitment to ensuring the safety of its nationals abroad. Twelve Indian citizens have been successfully evacuated to the neighboring Dominican Republic, with gratitude expressed towards the Dominican government for their assistance.

Haiti has been grappling with widespread gang violence since the assassination of President Jovenel Moise in July 2021. The power vacuum ensuing from Moise’s death led to Prime Minister Ariel Henry assuming control. However, political transitions have faltered, and armed groups have intensified attacks on key infrastructure, aiming to oust PM Henry. The resulting violence has disrupted essential services, including healthcare and education, exacerbating an already dire hunger crisis.

The situation in Haiti took a drastic turn recently when gunmen raided the main penitentiary in Port-au-Prince, along with another nearby prison, leading to the escape of numerous inmates and causing multiple casualties. This incident further heightened tensions and underscored the precarious security environment in the country.

India does not maintain an embassy in Haiti; however, its mission in Santo Domingo, the capital of the neighboring Dominican Republic, is closely monitoring the situation. Approximately 75 to 90 Indian nationals reside in Haiti, with around 60 of them registering with Indian authorities for potential evacuation. External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal confirmed Bharat’s readiness to evacuate all citizens in need of assistance.

‘Operation Indravati’ marks India’s concerted effort to ensure the safe return of its citizens from Haiti. The operation involves evacuating Indians to the Dominican Republic, where they can find refuge until the situation stabilizes in Haiti. The successful evacuation of twelve individuals represents the initial phase of this operation, with plans in place to assist more stranded citizens in the coming days.

Bharat’s evacuation efforts are bolstered by the support of the Dominican Republic government, which has facilitated the safe passage of evacuated individuals into its territory. This collaboration highlights the importance of international solidarity in times of crisis, as nations come together to safeguard the well-being of vulnerable populations.

As Haiti grapples with escalating violence and instability, Bharat’s ‘Operation Indravati’ serves as a beacon of hope for its citizens stranded in the midst of turmoil. The evacuation underscores Bharat’s unwavering commitment to the safety and welfare of its nationals abroad, while also emphasizing the significance of international cooperation in addressing humanitarian crises. As the situation in Haiti continues to evolve, Bharat remains steadfast in its efforts to support those in need and contribute to the restoration of peace and stability in the region.

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