#SankatMochan: Indian rescue team first Plane is headed to by VK Singh lands in Juba : The Sankat Mochan operation has been the hot trending news in the streets of India. This operation was launched on July 14, 2016, to rescue the rescue the Indians stranded in war-torn South Sudan.
The name of this operation is based on the name of Lord hanuman and it means same like its name as this will help in saving the Indians from the cease-fire in South Sudan.
The latest update is coming out that the Indian rescue team headed toward the South Sudan to rescue the 500 Indians which is led by the Gen. VK Singh. landed in Juba in the first C-17 Globemaster of the Indian Air Force on Thursday as part of the Operation Sankat Mochan.
According to the reports, the Indian Air Force Flight has been landed in Juba in the first C-17 Globemaster of the Indian Air Force on Thursday as part of the Operation Sankat Mochan.
Gen. VK Singh who is the Minister of State for External Affairs has taken two aircraft with him to rescue the 500 Indians.
Check out the latest Tweets of Swarup, that he did in the last couple of hours.
The General takes charge again!
2 C-17s proceeding to Juba tomorrow with @Gen_VKSingh leading evac’n frm South Sudan pic.twitter.com/H48qiBJHad— Vikas Swarup (@MEAIndia) July 13, 2016
The latest tweets of Vika Swarup shows the two aircfat which is left to recuse down the Idnians.
#OperationSankatMochan begins at crack of dawn. Two C 17 aircraft leave for Juba with @Gen_VKSingh on board. pic.twitter.com/DsmQJK5eHz
— Vikas Swarup (@MEAIndia) July 14, 2016
He then tweeted providing the information after both the aircraft landed in the Juba.
Opn #SankatMochan
Indian rescue team headed by @Gen_VKSingh lands in Juba in the first C-17 Globemaster pic.twitter.com/tilGk5nXZn
— Vikas Swarup (@MEAIndia) July 14, 2016
Meanwhile, Akshay Kumar who was seen in his movie Airlift, where he was playing the same kind of role which had rescued the people from Kuwait has requested Sushma Swaraj to proceed the operation.
The news will be a relief for the family of those Indians which are trapped in the Juba.
