"Government has been successful in evacuating 1800 Indians trapped in Yemen. Most of those returning safely from Yemen belong to states like Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal, Delhi, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, and Telangana.
"Whenever any crisis came on Indians living anywhere in the world, the prime minister took care of it and ensured that Indian citizens return safely," party national secretary Shrikant Sharma said in a statement.
With yesterday's evacuation, India has so far taken out 1,800 of its citizens from Yemen.
"Indians living in foreign countries now have confidence that there is a government in their country, which is concerned about them and is ready to support them when needed. India is emerging as a key power on the world map under Modi's leadership," Sharma said.
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