Union Minister of State (MoS) Jitendra Singh has sent an SOS to Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia to bring back a critically ill Indian national from Tunisia. Jitendra Singh spoke to Jyotiraditya Scindia on this matter and demanded his personal enjoyment.
The family of a 35-year-old Jammu resident, who is a critically ill kidney patient, wants him to come to India. However, due to serious medical issue, foreign airlines operating in that area refrain from carrying such patients to avoid the risk of possible accident on board during long flights, Jitendra Singh said in a tweet.
Taking to his official Twitter handle, BJP leader Jitendra Singh wrote, “We have received a request from Shri Raman Kaushal son Late Shri Rishi Kumar Kaushal, resident of #Jammu, stating that his 35 year old son Aditya, is currently residing. Tunisia is seriously ill with a history of kidney transplant and kidney failure. The family wants the son to come back to India and join his family.”
We have received a request from Shri Raman Kaushal son Late Shri Rishi Kumar Kaushal, Resident #JammuHe told that his 35-year-old son Aditya, who is currently living in Tunisia, is seriously ill with a kidney transplant and a history of kidney failure. family wants son
1/3— Dr. Jitendra Singh (@DrJitendraSingh) 16 July 2022
He further wrote, “The issue here is that only foreign airlines operate in that area and due to serious medical problem, they usually avoid carrying such patient on board to avoid the risk of possible accident, especially when Flight time exceeds 14. hours.” (sic).
Come back to India and join his family. The point here is that there are only foreign airlines operating in that area and because of a serious medical problem, they usually avoid carrying such a patient on board to avoid the risk of a possible accident, especially when
2/3— Dr. Jitendra Singh (@DrJitendraSingh) 16 July 2022
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When Aditya’s father Raman Kaushal requested Jitendra Singh to bring his son back to India, the Union Minister spoke to Jyotiraditya Scindia and sought his personal intervention.
Jitendra Singh also said that his office is in touch with Aditya’s family and they are trying their best and hope that there will be some success.
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