Urgent Visa Proccurement for Injured Indian Student's Family
The Indian Ministry of External Affairs has requested urgent visa processing from the US for the family of Neelam Shinde, an Indian student in a coma after a road accident in California. Her family seeks to be by her side during this critical period following severe injuries.
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The Ministry of External Affairs is acting swiftly to facilitate an urgent visa for the family of an Indian student injured in a road accident in California, highlighting the significance of timely diplomatic collaboration.
Neelam Shinde, a student from Maharashtra, remains in a coma after suffering critical injuries in a February 14 accident. With her health in precarious condition, her family is eager to travel to the U.S. to support her.
In the wake of this incident, the U.S. is expediting visa formalities. Political figure Supriya Sule has also brought attention to the case, underscoring the urgency for family presence during medical crises abroad.
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