Fourth flight carrying 274 Indians leaves from Tel Aviv, Israel, as part of “Operation Ajay”

‘Operation Ajay’ saw the fourth flight, carrying 274 Indians, fly from Israel for India in the wee hours of Sunday.
Jaishankar claimed on social media site X that it was the second aircraft in a day to leave Israel for India.

“#OperationAjay 2nd flight of the day departs from Tel Aviv carrying 274 passengers,” Jaishankar said on X.

To repatriate over 18,000 Indians living in Israel, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched “Operation Ajay.” Indian registration began on Thursday.

The third aircraft bringing 197 Indian citizens from Israel as part of “Operation Ajay” landed in this country’s capital earlier today.

At the airport in Delhi, Union Minister Kaushal Kishore welcomed the Indian nationals who had been evacuated from Israel.

The Indian embassy in Israel is assisting Indian businesses and has set up a hotline for Indian individuals in need of aid after more than a week of attacks that resulted in the deaths of more than 1,300 Israelis, the most of whom were civilians, when waves of Hamas terrorists infiltrated the border. A 24-hour control room has been established by the MEA due to the growing hostility. The control room will aid in keeping an eye on the situation and in providing data and support.

I commend Prime Minister Modi and the Ministry of External Affairs.Indian nationals are being transported securely to our country from Israel because to Prime Minister Modi’s commitment to the nation’s inhabitants. After going back to their own country, they are content, the Minister stated.

Yesterday, the aircraft from Tel Aviv to Delhi took off. The third flight of #OperationAjay has left Tel Aviv for Delhi, the Indian Embassy in Israel said through X. Embassy wishes a safe voyage for all passengers.

 

The first flight, carrying 212 Indian passengers, arrived in Delhi on Friday. The second flight, carrying 235 Indian nationals from Tel Aviv in Israel, arrived at Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi on Saturday morning.

 

Those who were evacuated after visiting Israel expressed their gratitude to the Indian government for returning them. The majority of the travelers were people who were traveling to and working in Israel. They praised the Indian government for taking the initiative and expressed their gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.