Sudanese protesters take part in a rally against military rule on the anniversary of the last popular uprising in Khartoum, Sudan. Photo Credit: AP
Embassy of India in Sudan urges all Indian citizens to stay indoors in view of clashes that broke between army and paramilitary forces in the country
“All Indians are advised to take extreme precautions, stay indoors and stop moving out with immediate effect. Please also remain calm and wait for updates,” said a message issued by the Indian Embassy in Khartoum.
There are unconfirmed reports about Indians stuck in Khartoum airport as reports suggest that the paramilitary group Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has taken control of the airport.
Sudan has been experiencing weeks of tension over the transition to civilian rule. The country is ruled by a sovereign council consisting of the military and various armed paramilitary groups and during the transition period controversy has erupted regarding differences among commanders.