Operation Indravati
Operation Indravati is a significant evacuation mission launched by the Indian government to rescue Indian nationals from Haiti amidst severe gang violence and political turmoil. This operation involves relocating individuals to the Dominican Republic for their safety. It was initiated in response to the deteriorating security situation in Haiti, where gangs have taken control of significant portions of the capital, leading to widespread chaos and a practical absence of government. The Indian government’s proactive steps, including the setup of a control room and emergency numbers, demonstrate its commitment to the safety and well-being of its citizens abroad. The operation is named after the Indravati River in India, symbolizing a lifeline for those in distress.
