Akshay Kumar lauds Sudan airlift
8:04 AM
Posted by Fenil Seta
MUMBAI MIRROR (July 18, 2016)
After Operation Sankat
Mochan - initiated to evacuate Indians from the violence-stricken Juba in
South Sudan - successfully brought 156 individuals home, Akshay Kumar
lauded the efforts made by the
External Affairs Ministry.
The actor who featured in Raja Krishna Menon's Republic Day release, Airlift, sent out a congratulatory message to External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj after urging her to take immediate action. “Congratulations on the success of Operation Sankat Mochan undertaken to evacuate Indians from war-torn South Sudan Sushma Swaraj, Gen VK Singh,“ he said.
The Indians were evacuated on Friday on board a special IAF plane in an operation led by Swaraj and Minister of State for External Affairs, VK Singh.
In Airlift, a film on the evacuation of Indians during Iraq's invasion of Kuwait in 1990, Akki played Kuwait-based Indian businessman Ranjit Katyal, fashioned after Mathunny Mathews who was instrumental in orchestrating the real-life evacuation.
The actor who featured in Raja Krishna Menon's Republic Day release, Airlift, sent out a congratulatory message to External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj after urging her to take immediate action. “Congratulations on the success of Operation Sankat Mochan undertaken to evacuate Indians from war-torn South Sudan Sushma Swaraj, Gen VK Singh,“ he said.
The Indians were evacuated on Friday on board a special IAF plane in an operation led by Swaraj and Minister of State for External Affairs, VK Singh.
In Airlift, a film on the evacuation of Indians during Iraq's invasion of Kuwait in 1990, Akki played Kuwait-based Indian businessman Ranjit Katyal, fashioned after Mathunny Mathews who was instrumental in orchestrating the real-life evacuation.
This entry was posted on October 4, 2009 at 12:14 pm, and is filed under
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