Omar Abdullah Commends Diplomatic Aid in Tragic Kuwait Accident
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah thanked External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and the Indian Embassy in Kuwait for their help in repatriating six J&K residents' bodies after a tragic accident. He offered condolences and prayed for peace for the victims from Rajouri and Poonch districts in J&K.
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Chief Minister Omar Abdullah expressed gratitude toward India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar for aiding in the repatriation of six Jammu and Kashmir residents who perished in a road mishap in Kuwait.
The chief minister appreciated the prompt assistance of the Indian Embassy in Kuwait provided to the bereaved families during this challenging period, an official spokesperson relayed.
Originating from Rajouri and Poonch, these individuals met their fate near Kuwait City. Abdullah extended his sympathies to the grieving families, praying for eternal peace for the deceased and strength for their families to endure this loss.
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