Indian daughters, daughters-in-law from Pakistan always welcome: Sushma tweets

By Web Desk

July 26, 2017

NEW DELHI: Indian External Minister Sushma Swaraj, who has over 8.69 million Twitter followers and is known to actively resolve problems of Indians living abroad, has once again won the hearts with her tweet on Tuesday, assuring Indian man who married to Pakistani girl for assistance in getting visa.

The Indian boy, resident of Mumbai, via his twitter handler “Being Yasar” had sought help of Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma in getting the visa for his Pakistani bride. He had requested Sushma on March 09 and 27, “Hi Mam, I am from Mumbai, I got married to a Pakistani girl last year in April 2016. I need your help, kindly help me to get visa (for her bride).”

Hi mam,I am frm mum I got married to pakistani girl last yr in April2016,Mam I need ur help plzz kindly help me to get visa.@SushmaSwaraj
— BEING YASAR (@being_yasar) March 27, 2017

“I want to call my wife to India, please reply,” he again tweeted on Tuesday.

I want to call my wife india plzz help me rply olzz.@SushmaSwaraj
— BEING YASAR (@being_yasar) July 25, 2017

Responding to “Being Yasar” tweets, Sushma Swaraj tweeted: “Indian daughters and daughters-in-law from Pakistan and any other country are always welcome.”

Indian daughters and daughters in law from Pakistan or any other country are always welcome. https://t.co/5jTCKSX0sp
— Sushma Swaraj (@SushmaSwaraj) July 25, 2017

The Wall Street Journal in its article Tuesday, called Sushma Swaraj "India’s Best-Loved Politician". "In her present role, she has become India’s best-loved official, mostly due to her tireless attention to Indians in distress abroad," says the article.

Sushma was also praised for helping Indian woman Dr Uzma, who married to Pakistani man, getting back to India.

Besides Indian External Minister also extended assistance to Pakistani infant Roohan, who recently returned to Pakistani after medical treatment in India.