Ahmedabad, March 4: Amid ongoing tensions in West Asia, hundreds of passengers stranded in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, have returned to India. Emotional scenes unfolded at Ahmedabad Airport, where many travelers shed tears of joy, expressing gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the central government for ensuring their safe return.
Flight disruptions due to the escalating situation in West Asia left many passengers stuck in Jeddah. After landing in Ahmedabad, several travelers shared their concerns about returning home. They described the conditions they faced while abroad.
One passenger remarked, “The situation there was like a war, and we were worried about how we would return home. Although we were safe and comfortably staying in a hotel, the anxiety of getting back to India was constant.”
Another traveler spoke about the role of Indian officials abroad, stating, “During this challenging time, embassy officials provided us with tremendous support. They remained in constant contact with us.”
Many returnees praised the central government for arranging special flights. One passenger said, “The government helped us immensely. Otherwise, we had no idea how we would get home. A special flight was sent for us, and we returned on that flight.”
Another individual added, “We have returned safely. We never imagined we could come back home without any harm.”
Several travelers expressed their gratitude and appreciation for the government’s efforts. One said, “I have returned safe and healthy. Thank God for protecting us and helping us return home safely.”
Many thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah for their intervention. One traveler noted, “Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Shah assisted us. We are very happy to be back in India.”
Another person mentioned, “We were stranded at the airport, but the Indian government made significant efforts for us. Thank you, Prime Minister Modi, for sending an Indigo flight.”
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