India evacuates non-essential staff from Bangladesh, releases helpline nos

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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina arrived in India on Monday evening after her resignation.

The embassy also released helpline numbers for Indians residing in Bangladesh as violence in the country escalated earlier this week.

Amid the unrest, Air India and IndiGo operated special flights to bring more than 400 people to India from Dhaka amid the volatile situation.

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Published On: 2024-08-07 @ 16:32:33 (4 hours ago)

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