Patnaik urges Centre to ensure safe evacuation of Odias from conflict zone

Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik has called on the Central Government to facilitate the safe evacuation of Odia citizens currently trapped in conflict zones abroad. Highlighting the urgency of the situation, Patnaik emphasized the need for immediate action to ensure the safety of these individuals as tensions rise in the affected regions. The Chief Minister's appeal comes amidst growing concerns about the safety of Indian nationals overseas, particularly in areas experiencing unrest. He has urged the Centre to leverage diplomatic channels to prioritize the evacuation process and provide necessary support to those in distress. This request reflects a broader commitment by state leaders to safeguard the welfare of their citizens during international crises. The government of Odisha is closely monitoring the situation and stands ready to assist in any way possible to ensure that Odias can return home safely.
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