The United Nations: With the Taliban now in control in Kabul, the Minister of Jaishankar’s external affairs on Wednesday said New Delhi “very careful” follows developments in Afghanistan and India’s focus on ensuring the security and return of Indian citizens who are safe still in the state war -Torn.
Jaisanhank, overcoming a reporter at the UN Security Council Stosebook after chairing an open debate about the maintenance of peace under the presidency of UNSC India today, said “that (the situation in Afghanistan) is really what has been very focused on my involvement here, talking to the Secretary General The United Nations and other colleagues here as well as the Secretary of the US State.
“” At the moment we are, like everyone else, carefully following developments in Afghanistan.
I think our focus is to ensure security in Afghanistan and the return of safe Indian countries It’s there, “he said in response to the question by PTI.
Jaisankar has discussed the situation in Afghanistan in a bilateral meeting here, including the UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres.
He arrived in New York on Monday as the UN Security Council held an emergency meeting about the situation in Afghanistan, the second time in the past 10 days that the strong UN body met under the presidency of India for August to discuss the situation in August the country hit by a war.
India on Tuesday rushed back to its ambassador’s house Tandon and staff from the embassy in Kabul in a military transport aircraft after increasing tension, fear and uncertainty that gripped the capital of Afghanistan after the Taliban guerrillas confiscated the Afghan capital on Sunday.
The C-17 Globemaster aircraft from the Indian Air Force brought around 150 people, including diplomats, officials, security personnel and several Indians who were stranded, landed at Airbase Hindon near the national capital around 5pm after stopping at Jamnagar in Gujarat, after increasing tension, Fear and uncertainty who gripped the Capital of Afghanistan after taking over by the Taliban two days ago.