More than 200 Indians are stranded in Kabul

New Delhi: More than 200 Indians, including External Affairs Ministry staff, are stranded in Kabul and hundreds of paramilitary personnel are responsible for their protection. They have not yet been expelled from Afghanistan.

An Indian plane is parked at a busy airport in Kabul. Now the question is how to bring the Indian embassy staff safely to the airport. The Taliban have imposed a curfew in the city.

Among the Indians trapped in Kabul are more than 100 Indo-Tibetan forces. His job is to protect the Indian Embassy in Afghanistan. Afghanistan's airspace has been closed for commercial flights. This is because thousands of Afghans are scrambling to flee the war-torn country. As the Taliban take control of Kabul, Kabulis are scrambling to flee.

The Cabinet Secretary is working with officials from the Ministry of External Affairs to evacuate the staff of the Indian Embassy. Questions are being raised as to why the staff of the Indian embassy has not been evacuated yet. Other countries began evacuating their embassies as the Taliban seized one city after another. Most countries vacated their embassies before the Taliban laid siege to Kabul.

With the Taliban gaining control of Afghanistan, its commercial airspace has been shut down. Afghanistan's civil aviation authorities have said they will no longer have control over any passing aircraft from Kabul airspace. All will have to reroute their airroute passing through Afghanistan.