Indians humiliated at the Georgia border: 56 people shivered, hungry and thirsty 

International News: A shocking picture has emerged from the Georgia border. Here 56 Indian passengers were stopped for hours without food and water. The officials also confiscated their passports. It is alleged that they were made to sit on the footpath like animals and not like humans. Women and elderly people were also included among the passengers. Shivering in the cold, people kept waiting for help for hours. A female passenger claimed that all of them had valid visas and documents. Despite this, the officials did not let them cross the border. The passengers say that their passports were snatched without any explanation. Even after asking questions repeatedly, they did not get a satisfactory answer. The woman said that it is difficult to forget this insult. Indian citizens were feeling helpless.

Passengers remained hungry and thirsty for hours

The passengers were denied food or water, neither were they given water nor were they allowed to sit in a warm place. Many shivered in the cold, but the officials on duty paid no attention. The plight of children and the elderly was exacerbated. Families reported feeling like prisoners. This incident raises questions about human rights.

Demand strict action from the government

The victim has appealed to the Indian government to take immediate action in this matter. She said that the Ministry of External Affairs should seek answers from the Georgian government. Passengers say that such treatment of Indians is intolerable. They have demanded that India take a firm stand so that such incidents do not happen to any other citizens in the future.

Increased pressure on the Foreign Ministry

As soon as the incident came to light, discussions in India intensified. People questioned the government on social media. The Ministry of External Affairs is expected to respond immediately. Parliament is also preparing to raise the issue. This matter concerns not just 56 people but India's reputation. As pressure mounts, the government may be forced to respond strongly.

Question on humanity

This incident highlights the difficulties Indians can face while traveling abroad. Passengers were denied even basic amenities. Such behavior is unacceptable in any civilized country. The question arises: how can we trust the system when such conditions persist despite valid documents? This is an insult not only to Indians but to humanity as a whole.

Seeking security for the future

Victims say the safety of Indian travelers must be ensured. The Indian government must raise its voice internationally regarding such cases. Countries like Georgia must be warned not to repeat such behavior. Passengers said they now want the government to provide them with justice. This incident is creating fear about traveling abroad.