An Indian family from Dayal Bagh, Agra is facing severe harassment in Africa and has appealed to the government for urgent help. The family, consisting of Kiran Jain, Supriya Jain, and their 1.5-year-old daughter, has been stranded after their passports were seized, leaving them unable to return home.
According to reports, the family has been subjected to continuous harassment, making their situation increasingly unsafe. With no valid travel documents, they are unable to leave the country and are now pleading with Indian authorities to intervene and ensure their safe return to Agra.
The case highlights the vulnerability of Indian citizens abroad when faced with legal or social challenges. The family’s appeal underscores the need for stronger diplomatic support and protection mechanisms for Indians living overseas, especially when young children are involved.
Officials have been urged to take immediate action to secure the family’s release and facilitate their return to India. The incident has sparked concern among residents of Agra and beyond, who are calling on the government to prioritize the safety of its citizens abroad and prevent such distressing situations in the future.
