Need More India Visas… Afghans Feel Abandoned: Saad Mohseni, Business Baron

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Afghan people feel “betrayed” by Delhi closing the door, allowing some people to enter India in the last eight months since the takeover In that country in that country in that country in that country in that country in that country in that country in that country in that country group.

“They did not issue a visa to Afghanistan at all. I don’t understand why they punish all Afghanists not because of their mistakes. This is a collective sentence, “said Mohseni, owner of Tolo News, here in the capital for the Raisina dialogue, organized by the Observer Research Foundation and the Ministry of External Affairs.

Mohseni, whose moby group is based in Dubai, said that Afghan people always believe that they share special ties with India. “They now feel quite betrayed, they feel abandoned,” he said.

After the takeover of the Taliban in Afghanistan last August, thousands of people had fled from the country, and many hoped to come to India, as they did in the 1990s, during the previous Taliban regime.

In addition, many have studied in India and have returned to Afghanistan around the time of the takeover, and want to return to continue their studies, or visit for medical treatment, also found that they were no longer accepted.

In December 2021, parliament was told that India only gave 200 emergency e-visas to the Afghan citizens.

Considering the situation in force in Afghanistan, the Indian government has begun X-Emergency X-MISC visa for 6 months for Afghan citizens. … As in 24.11.2021, 200 E-EMERGENCY X-MISC VISA has been issued (since the takeover), “State Minister for Nityanand Rai’s house said in a written reply in Rajya Sabha.

The government has allowed the extension of the Afghan Visa who lived in the country before the Taliban took over and remained here.

Furthermore, the visa is still given to Afghan citizens who live in India while still paying attention to the current situation in the country. At present, 4,557 Afghan citizens live in India at staying left after their visa extension, “said Rai.